Disagreement continues over a stone marking the centenary of Northern Ireland, which dates back to 2021. The DUP’s Christopher Robinson is reported to have criticised objections to the centenary stone, describing them as “hypocritical.” The reports note that debate around the memorial has persisted even after the centenary itself has passed. While the coverage focuses on Robinson’s criticism, it also indicates that objections are not new and have been part of an ongoing dispute over the stone’s role and presentation. The articles do not provide specific details of the objections or the stone’s design beyond its purpose as a centenary marker. Overall, the reports present a situation in which political disagreement remains active, with Robinson challenging critics of the memorial and others continuing to raise concerns about how the centenary is commemorated.