Tom Hartley
Tom Hartley is a former Sinn Féin lord mayor of Belfast and a prominent figure in the community, known for his advocacy on issues related to Northern Ireland's complex history. He often reflects on the narratives surrounding the Second World War, particularly the experiences of individuals like James Magennis, the only recipient of the Victoria Cross from Northern Ireland during that time.
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Recent news mentions
Tom Hartley of Sinn Féin participated in a significant discussion at the Belfast Film Festival about the city's shared history.
A child of the peace process turns 25 – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2025-10-27
British High Commissioner Tom Hartley recently toured the exhibition.
Visions of our Earth come to Grand Bahama
Bahamas· 2025-08-13
High Commissioner Tom Hartley commented that the UK was passionate about supporting the young to get into sport.
PETER YOUNG: Need to de-escalate conflict between Israel and IranBahamas· 2025-06-17
British High Commissioner Tom Hartley did not comment on the policy change but praised the UK’s higher education system.
Student visa freeze by USBahamas· 2025-05-28
Tom Hartley claims that James Magennis was denied a civic dinner due to his Catholic faith.
No evidence of unionist resentment towards Catholic Victoria Cross awardee – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-05-10
Tom Hartley remembers hearing the story of Leading Seaman James Magennis, the only person from Northern Ireland to be awarded a Victoria Cross during the second World War.
How Northern Ireland commemorates the second World War on the 80th anniversary of VE Day – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-05-08
