In The Name Of History
I’ve just finished watching a history-documentary (and I use that term advisedly) on Ireland’s British-owned private television channel, TV3, called “In The Name of the Republic”. Presented by EunanContinue Reading
Irish News, Politics, Culture
I’ve just finished watching a history-documentary (and I use that term advisedly) on Ireland’s British-owned private television channel, TV3, called “In The Name of the Republic”. Presented by EunanContinue Reading
So I took a few days break away from An Sionnach Fionn. Not to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day, you understand,Continue Reading
Following on from my post examining the scandal of a young Irish man arrested and detained in handcuffs by theContinue Reading
Two articles from the United States exploring the Irish Republican heritage of Ireland and the US. First up is theContinue Reading
Seán Ó Cuirreáin, an Coimisinéir Teanga or the Language Commissioner, released his Annual Report for 2012 at an event in Galway yesterday and itContinue Reading
Well there’s no surprise in the news that the vast majority of the people living on the Islas Malvinas/Falkland IslandsContinue Reading
Someone has expressed support for the Irish language and the rights of Irish-speaking citizens and communities in an English languageContinue Reading
Some more news on the continuing protests by the indigenous peoples of Canada as they seek to build on the momentum created by theContinue Reading
An update on a story I highlighted back in 2011, the involvement of Linda Ervine, sister-in-law of the late PUPContinue Reading
There is a sickeningly offensive pseudo-factual claim being passed around by closet Neo-Nazis, anti-Semites and Far Right racists on various socialContinue Reading
Andrew S. Loveland has an interesting post over on The Frumious Bandersnatch examining the famous (if exceptional) psychological condition known asContinue Reading
First up a review in the Irish Times of the new TG4/BBC co-production, the comedy-drama “Scúp”, penned by Irish authorContinue Reading
A quick post to highlight one of the best language and culture blogs in Ireland. Since 2009 the Blether RegionContinue Reading
Interesting article on the two rising stars of political nationalism in Québec both of which have begun to challenge theContinue Reading
Interesting to note that David Ford, leader of the moderate Unionists of the Alliance Party, mentioned a “Languages Bill” (plural)Continue Reading
Three quick posts on TG4, the real public service broadcaster in Ireland, all from IFTN (the Irish Film & Television Network).Continue Reading
Two days away from An Sionnach Fionn sitting in an anodyne hotel conference room with twenty strangers doing ISO AuditContinue Reading
Not the story you might think but the headline seems appropriate enough… 😉
The Detail has a lengthy article based on an original investigation by Meon Eile examining allegations of anti-Irish polices beingContinue Reading
Two recommended reads on the conflict in Syria. The first is a photo-easy from The Atlantic highlighting the use ofContinue Reading
Beady-eyed economics blog NAMA Wine Lake highlights the privileged salaries Ireland’s political elites continue to pay themselves in these otherwiseContinue Reading
Veteran Irish journalist and author Ed Moloney and his colleague Bob Mitchell continue their investigations into the Military Reaction Force (MRF), a British ArmyContinue Reading