May 8, 2024

Ireland’s populist insurgency Dublin’s marchers have to convince a silent majority

Aris Roussinos

17.04

The problem with Byron’s debauchery The poet mistook privilege for freedom

Terry Eagleton

09.04

The man who made modern Ireland Roger Casement's ghost still haunts the nation

Alexander Poots

27.03

The return of the Irish Right The values of the diaspora are coming home

David Swift

21.03

Leo Varadkar’s ruthless pursuit of power He won Brexit — but at what cost?

Tom McTague

08.03

Ireland doesn’t care for women Changing words won't change attitudes

Rachel O'Dwyer

04.03

Ireland’s referendum is an attack on women Progressives are selling oppression as liberation

Paul Kingsnorth

31.01

Northern Ireland’s anguish isn’t over Every side has acted appallingly

Tom McTague

04.12

Searching for Shane MacGowan I've spent my life in thrall to the Irish rebel

Lias Saoudi

01.12

Shane MacGowan: Ireland’s punk poet We won’t be seeing men like him again

Angela Nagle

22.11

Sinn Féin’s hollow Hamas stance Hypocrisy underscores its call for the return of an Irish-Israel hostage

Jenny McCartney

13.11

Why the Irish side with Palestine Dublin's solidarity is about more than independence

Conor Gallagher