Follow the science?
As reported in the Leinster Leader Newspaper on the 10 February 1917, an explosion occurred in the Naas Carpet Factory and several young female employees were injured. As penned in the article: A rather serious accident occurred in the Naas Carpet Factory on Monday morning last resulting in injures to several of the girls employed […]
The Faceless State
He was advising terminally ill non-residents about travelling to Oregon to end their lives
A police abolitionist tweeted: “Imagine proposing that incarcerated people trade literal parts of their body for time off their sentence, and thinking you’re the good guy.”
The Bible radically challenges the status quo. It speaks truth to power.
For 76 years it has been creeping towards midnight
We could learn something from the Faroe Islands
Knockout blow for IPP
In July 1534 Thomas FitzGerald, acting Lord Deputy of Ireland and the son of Gerald FitzGerald, 9th Earl of Kildare, attacked Dublin Castle. Thomas and his followers wore silk fringes on their helmets thus giving this event the name “The Silken Thomas Affair”. The attack on the Castle, the seat of power in Ireland, had […]
“Hope is perfect”
British embassy was burned down