What happens if Trump loses?
Even if you’ve figured out Donald Trump’s magic trick, chances are you’ll fall for it every time.
“Strong evidence of MASSIVE voter fraud in many...
Ireland’s racism virus
If you think Ireland isn’t racist, ask an Irish person of colour. Ask an asylum seeker in direct provision. Ask a Traveller.
On Thursday, following...
The massacre America tried to forget: Why Trump chose Tulsa
African-Americans are outraged at US President Donald Trump’s decision to hold his first post-lockdown election rally this weekend in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where 99 years...
Gardaí like Colm Horkan put their lives on the line to...
The principle of policing by consent is enshrined in Irish life, with every garda essentially a community garda. Men and women like Colm Horkan...
Last call for the Civil War parties
Like the portraits of Dev and Michael Collins, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael may as well hang together, because with Sinn Fein on the...
Reopening the sweetshop that time forgot
The last sweet factory in Ireland is reopening (or re-reopening) and maybe it’s a sign of better days ahead as we tentatively exit lockdown.
I...
Remembering Jack Charlton
I only met Jack Charlton the once, and it was - as you might expect - memorable.
It’s surely twenty years ago, or more, back...
It’s really simple: if you want a pint, buy a substantial...
Spare a thought for bar-restaurant staff up and down the country, currently spending half their working days explaining that they are not legislators, virologists,...
Money-where-your-mouth-is time for the Vatican
The Papal Nuncio says the Vatican supports giving the Tuam Babies a Christian burial. Fair play. Will Pope Francis be getting out his chequebook?
Two...
Sharpening our ancestors’ bones: the racist meme of ‘Irish slaves’
The notion that the Irish were America’s first slaves is a lie beloved of Donald Trump’s white supremacist supporters, and it was born in...
