From the Liffey to the Danube: The Sinn Féin Ideal and the Hungarian Question-Gyöngyösi Márton
The following tract is taken from a 2003 pamphlet about the Irish rejection of the Nice Treaty by former MEP and Hungarian parliamentarian Gyöngyösi Márton and is syndicated with permission of the author. In light of the outcome and results...
László’s Nazbol Moment: PBP Red Goes Rogue Over Immigration
Every so often, Ireland’s radical left discovers reality—and promptly tries to expel whoever noticed it first. László Molnárfi is merely the latest to learn that class analysis is all well and good, until it points in the wrong direction.
Centre Right Duds: Can Ruth Dudley Edwards Stop Making Catherine Connolly Cool
One of the smoothest cakewalks in recent Irish political history is unfolding as we speak with Galway socialist Catherine Connolly running rhetorical rings around centrist contender Heather Humphreys in the penultimate days of Áras ’25. Unfazed by mutterings about dissident...
The Minister for Algorithms? ENFORCE, Joe O’Brien’s new Hate Speech Unit
O’Brien’s move from party politics to this new enforcement role mirrors a broader shift: as street-level activism loses traction, Ireland’s NGO class is embedding itself inside regulatory frameworks. For the open borders left, the fight is no longer about rallies...
National Action for Slow Learners: How the Clann Éireann Disaster Will End, and Why Chuds Need to Get Out
For Zoomers, a universal piece of advice from pro-life, republican, and migration-control activists—radical and reformist alike—going back to the 1990s regarding Barrett can be summarised bluntly: “Do not under any circumstances involve yourself with Justin Barrett."
Attention All Chuds! The Burkean Calls for Writers
Over the years, this publication has remained a voice in support of patriotism, freedom of speech, and conservative ideas in Ireland. To continue this mission, The Burkean is issuing a call for new writers seeking a platform to express their...
Left, Right or Centre: Who Will Claim Ireland’s Post-Neutrality Space?
Perennial Irish misgivings about the nation’s place in the Anglo-American military alliance or EU militarisation are unlikely to avert a date with destiny in the not too distant future about Dublin’s threadbare defence policy. Caught between the Scylla of a...
Michael McDowell’s Blog-Diplomacy
In an August 20th article written by the former Tánaiste and Attorney General, Senator Michael McDowell castigates the Ukraine peace negotiations established by United States President Donald Trump. McDowell characterises President Trump’s negotiation tactics with Russia as a kind of...
Clonskeagh’s Closed Doors: What the Irish Media Should be Asking About Islamist Infiltration
Warning of extremists filling the vacuum left amid the ongoing power struggle at Clonskeagh Mosque aired in the Sunday Times is the latest twist in the slow-burning drama consuming the Ummah in Ireland. At the eye of the storm sits...
Gerard Howlin’s Boomer Moment
The blood had scarcely scabbed over on Capel Street’s recent Islamist attack when the media launched into an engineered scare regarding a supposed spike in anti-Indian hate crimes. With the Garda Press Office and Coimisiún na Meán both fumbling the...