Almost all political energy these days is expended not on serving people, but on fixing them.
This is an example, frankly, not of some great conspiracy to do away with cash, but of a bank making a short-sighted business decision.
If the world’s only hope is net zero, then the world has no hope at all.
Born in 1550, Aodh Mór Ó Néill (Hugh O’Neill) came from a line of the and the successors to the Chief’s of the O’Neills. He was the second son of Feardorcha Ó Néill and grandson of Conn O’Neill, the first Earl of Tyrne. At the age of nine he became a ward of Giles Hovenden, […]
Irish Harps go back 1000 years
Falling sales threaten the entire industry, and so the industry repackages itself as “too essential to fail”.
So, back we go, however temporarily, to a Britain of Keir Starmers and Ken Clarkes and Alastair Campbells. The grown ups are, for a time, back in charge.
What would Ireland look like if the Irish media gave even a fraction of the scrutiny it does to Mr. Johnson to the Irish Government, and its record?
How much compassion and decency is there even in this video, really?
There is an interesting snippet of Irish republican history available on You Tube. It is part of Belfast IRA volunteer Jimmy Drumm’s oration in 1969 at the reinternment of Peter Barnes and James McCormack who had been executed in England in February 1940. The speech was a significant gambit in the simmering split within the […]
The numbers in this poll do not quite paint a picture of a nation that is entirely supportive of our present gender recognition laws.
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