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I imagine that many people in Ireland are quietly hoping that some of the more pessimistic forecasts of what the Trump presidency could mean for...

From the beginning of January 1973, Ireland was a member state of the EEC. But for the following decade we were in the throes of despair. By the...

It should come as no surprise that the Israeli foreign minister should accuse the Irish Taoiseach of anti-Semitism. After all, the spokesman for...

If you look at large-scale maps of Ireland 100 years ago, you will see little black rectangles representing homes occupied by rural dwellers...

A novel feature of the post-election political landscape is that the new government’s life will coincide very closely with the five-year cycle for...

In the last few weeks, I have written here about Friday’s election on three occasions. I make no apology for what I have written. The first piece...

Is there an adult in the room? This is a question that is now being frequently asked among objective observers of the general election campaign...

This general election campaign is in real danger of descent into farce. The people of Ireland are not fools. They know that a general election is...

The fate of the western world lies, as I write, in the hands of American voters, as it has often done before. Or, to be more precise, in the few...
