By Martin Burns In theory, the May 8 elections in Scotland and Wales will determine only who will serve in their devolved parliaments. However, when
In November 2022 Ireland’s Future, a non-party political group supporting Irish reunification, hosted an event
This writer read with some interest an article that asked, Is Britain really as poor
Last month the Irish community in London gathered in Islington to unveil a plaque to
By Brian Crìostoir & Meabh MacDaibhéid Outrage season is back. Anois, ar theacht an tSamhraidh.
It’s Groundhog Day again. Last August Unionist politicians and media including sections of the Dublin
The 12th of July is not a unifying holiday. The year is 2030 and you’re
A guest post by Ray Bassett. The Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred or
A post by guest author Michael Hallihane. ‘Big Brother is watching’ is a well-worn cliché
A book review by guest author Ray Bassett. This is a thought-provoking publication and an