The most recent polls indicate that 2/3s of voters still support neutrality
Redmond O’Hanlon is often described as the ‘Irish Robin Hood’ or Scotland’s Rob Roy McGregor. Born in Armagh in 1620 he joined the Irish Catholic rebel forces and served under Owen Roe O’Neill at the Irish victory at the battle of Benburb. He fled to France after the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland; his families’ lands […]
Mchangama primarily focuses on the legal or state restrictions on free speech
Electric cars currently have rather combustible batteries
Only seven percent of journalists in the United States’ national media scene identify as conservatives or libertarians
HSE staff, for example
Time to turn away from materialism and imperialism
Is it really victim blaming to tell cyclists to be safe on the roads?
“It was in an English prison that they led him to his death. ‘I’m dying for my country,’ he said with his last breath. He’s buried in a prison yard, far from his native land And the wild waves sing his Requiem on lonely Banna Strand.” The story of Roger Casement’s landing and capture at Banna […]
Start of ‘gigantic’ movement
Trust in media down
The Decade of Centenaries Programme that was initiated in 2012 and which is set to end in 2023 has allowed us to revisit and to celebrate some of the great milestones of Irish history. These include the foundation of the Irish Volunteers, the Home Rule and Land Bills, the 1913 Lockout, the 1916 Rising, the […]