Category: Politics
The SDLP’s Brussels Surrender: Why Eurofederalism Can Never Bring Irish Unity
Irish unity, if it is to mean anything, must not be brought about by surrendering our hard-won right to govern ourselves or on discarding the moral vision that sustained our people in darker times.
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...
Catherine Connolly in Syria: A Personal Reflection and Anti-Imperialist Critique
Had Connolly genuinely been interested in the Palestinian people, Yarmouk Camp is less than 3 kilometres from where she stayed in Damascus, and Shehabi could have introduced her to several of the Palestinian regiments whose volunteers fought and died alongside...
Department of Defence Releases Moronic Climate and Sustainability Strategy Paper
The fact that the Irish Defence Forces are being actively restricted by ludicrous vanity-projects of the Irish civil service like the SDGs, equality, and Climate Change, demonstrates once again that the Irish government and civil service are collectively experiencing a...
The Great Refusal: McDowell’s Ideological Long Game Against Maria Steen
All Maria Steen represents is social conservatism—she doesn't represent anything but conservatism, and a vote for her will be interpreted as that. It'd upset the applecart of the liberal consensus McDowell wants to see solidify itself.
RyanAir’s Investment Abroad Throws a Spanner in Official Ireland’s “Business” Trash Talk
RyanAir, one of the most high-profile and important companies in the Irish Republic has completely discredited the pathetic ruse that the Irish government is good for managing business, as it seeks to invest €400 million abroad.
Irish Traitors: Take it Down from the Mast
As far as Official Ireland is concerned, our national flag is the preserve of serial grifters like former President Mary Robinson, who likes to ramble on about everything under the sun, and Sinn Féin, who like to fly it on...
A Confederacy of Dunces: How Ireland’s Schizo-Right Shackles Nationalism
Though a national populist strain of Irish nationalism is experiencing a revival across the island, there is strangely an absence of successes under the notch-belt of the political right in Ireland.
The Silence of the Shepherds, The Abandonment of the Lambs
The shepherds remained mute; the lambs were abandoned. Instead of courageous leadership, Ireland’s four archbishops pleaded with the Taoiseach to allow them to re-open the churches. This was a complete absence of leadership.
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."