2 Mar 2023 - 12:02am

What we forget about Northern Ireland Ulster was once central to Britain's identity

Dan Jackson

09.02

The rise of Ireland’s anti-migrant protests Right-wing populism could outflank Sinn Féin

Peter Ryan

20.12

Claire Keegan’s faithless Christmas Carol Her fable's success says much about secular society

Boyd Tonkin

21.11

Ukraine has silenced Ireland’s ‘Tankies’ Anti-war activists are starting to panic

Norma Costello

17.11

Sinn Féin has given up on a united Ireland A referendum isn't in the party's interests

Shane Ross

01.11

How Rishi can rescue Northern Ireland The Tories have spent years negotiating in bad faith

Richard Bourke

27.10

Ireland’s Troubles will not return The response to the Protocol is needlessly hysterical

Andrew Doyle

26.09

Liverpool never belonged to Labour The city is still simmering with resentment

Brian Groom

30.08

James Joyce’s divine comedy For the Irish, atheism will always be religious

Terry Eagleton

24.08

How Britain haunts America Historical battles still stalk the United States

Razib Khan

10.08

The West is homeless We're no longer willing to sacrifice our desires

Paul Kingsnorth

09.05

What would a united Ireland mean? Sinn Féin would rather fight the past than plan for the future

Richard Bourke