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Harris' posturing is the worst kind of politics

Harris' posturing is the worst kind of politics

Fri, 14 Nov, 2025

There's a particular species of politician who discovers a problem only when it threatens to jeopardise their career. They wake up one morning, check the polls, and suddenly the blindfold falls away.
Irish unity is about more than a border poll

Irish unity is about more than a border poll

Fri, 14 Nov, 2025

It is interesting how things change.
Judging a book by its cover

Judging a book by its cover

Wed, 12 Nov, 2025

The 1986 film Stand By Me is a classic coming-of-age story based on a Stephen King novella, exploring the darker edges of growing up and the fragility of innocence, set in late-1950s rural America.
Curlew and skylark: a tale of two birds

Curlew and skylark: a tale of two birds

Sat, 08 Nov, 2025

The sounds of old, the songs of lark and curlew, like the smell of baked bread or a smoker’s pipe, are strong in their ability to bring back fond memories. Over the years, the waft of pipe smoke has faded and, alas, so too has the song of the curlew.
The slippery slope that is gerrymandering

The slippery slope that is gerrymandering

Fri, 07 Nov, 2025

Glenmore House was always far from the contentious Orange Day parades, so it’s hard to imagine that this peaceful corner of North Mayo was once home to a Unionist MP in Westminster.
The glorious indifference of middle age

The glorious indifference of middle age

Fri, 07 Nov, 2025

If you are of a certain vintage, you may have had a realisation, probably somewhere between your first pair of reading glasses and the unsettling knowledge that the last crop of Gardaí look like schoolboys, when you stop giving a damn what anyone ...
November is a time for remembering

November is a time for remembering

Thu, 06 Nov, 2025

An unspoken but obvious change in attitude in recent times is the new regard most people now have for the care of family graves.
Ontario gave some harsh truths to Trump

Ontario gave some harsh truths to Trump

Wed, 05 Nov, 2025

Forty-five years ago this week Ronald Reagan was elected President of the United States. His legacy and record remain much discussed and contentious today, and his impact on contemporary American politics was highlighted again very recently.
Saipan fallout reflected a changing Ireland

Saipan fallout reflected a changing Ireland

Sat, 01 Nov, 2025

Saipan. For those over 35, just the name of that place evokes a lot of memories - and strong feelings. The events on that island that led to Roy Keane not playing at the 2002 World Cup have played out in many a head since.
Dignity is all but dead in Trump's presidency

Dignity is all but dead in Trump's presidency

Fri, 31 Oct, 2025

Should you so choose, with a single search online, you can view a photograph of Abraham Lincoln looking like death chewing a wasp.
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