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Just a quick post to let readers know that An Sionnach Fionn was awarded the top prize in the Current AffairsContinue Reading
The confusion experienced by foreign journalists and news media when dealing with the complex firearms’ debate in the United StatesContinue Reading
JRR Tolkien’s admiration for the historical romances and epic poems of the late 19th century British writer and illustrator, WilliamContinue Reading
If one were to believe the country’s right-leaning press, from newspapers to current affairs’ websites, Sinn Féin is a partyContinue Reading
When Theresa May made her speech this morning at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, very few people indeed couldContinue Reading
I’ve discussed my interest in the late 19th century French writer and illustrator, Albert Robida, in a number of previousContinue Reading
It’s turning into a day of shame for Spain as the reactionary government in Madrid seeks to deny the CatalanContinue Reading
On the 5th of June 2017, just four days before the general election in the United Kingdom, a group known asContinue Reading
In early 1919 the pioneering woman journalist, Ruth Russell, visited Ireland to report on the brewing republican revolution for theContinue Reading
The name Warren Hinckle will probably be unknown to most ASF readers but for a time he was one ofContinue Reading
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With the controversy over the supposed identification of the grave of a “female Viking warrior”, known to archaeologists as BjContinue Reading
At the present moment in time, there are two national television networks broadcasting in the English language across Ireland. TheirContinue Reading
In discussing the early to mid-twentieth century origins of the seminal sword an’ sorcery series, Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser by FritzContinue Reading
Despite their elevated status among devotees of fantasy literature I have yet to read any of the short stories andContinue Reading
For years I’ve been singing the praises of CCleaner, a nicely packaged program from the British software utilities’ company PiriformContinue Reading
I’m currently watching the Norsemen on Netflix, a pitch-black historical comedy set in a Scandinavian coastal village during the late 8thContinue Reading
Here’s something I thought I’d never see in my lifetime. Former Labour Party spin-doctor-in-chief Fergus Finlay expressing the frustration andContinue Reading
There is a great interview with Pat Mills, the acerbic doyen of the British comic books’ industry, over on QuietusContinue Reading
In the aftermath of the latest terror attack in Britain, the international press has published a wide range of articlesContinue Reading
Following on from a recent post on the supposed existence of warrior women among the Vikings, here are three lecturesContinue Reading
Lyndon B. Johnson, the Texas-born vice-president who succeeded John F. Kennedy in the turbulent latter half of November 1963, has always heldContinue Reading





















