Sinn Féin candidate Conor Murphy with James Short in Crossmaglen: ‘Even though Sinn Féin, and indeed the SDLP, have served as Deputy First Ministers to a unionist First Minister for the entirety of the Good Friday Agreement period, the DUP, UUP and TUV have not been able to declare if they will do the same.’ Picture: Pacemaker
When Margaret Thatcher visited the Republican stronghold of Crossmaglen as British prime minister in 1979, she committed the cardinal sin of not stopping into Short’s Bar, a local institution. Asked at the time by the BBC what he thought of Thatcher’s visit, publican Paddy Short quipped: “If she wasn’t in Short’s, she wasn’t in Crossmaglen.”€-EUR
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