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Wrangles from Washington to the Dáil

IT'S rare and telling when an inveterate political junkie like this writer gets sick and tired of...

28.03.2025 5

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Larry Donnelly

Ireland – rarely ourselves alone

THE question of whether Ireland can be a united independent country, free from Britain, has alway...

24.03.2025 2

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Mal Rogers

We ignore McGregor’s threats to run for office at our peril

WHEN he appeared at the podium, he looked relatively scrubbed. The last vestiges of his trademark...

21.03.2025 7

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James Conor Patterson

It’s time to stop dragging our heels over the Occupied Territories Bill

ON MONDAY EVENING, while Palestinians slept uneasily amidst the scattered rubble and emergency re...

19.03.2025 2

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James Conor Patterson

A tale of two militants

In IRA mythology, the name Hughes looms large THE name Brendan Hughes is a big one in the history...

19.03.2025 1

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Malachi Odoherty