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The Springhill Inquest: Belfast Families Left Wanting Amid Westminster Power Games
An article examining West Belfast, the recent Springhill inquest findings and the continuing struggle of local families for truth, justice and accountability in the face of British state violence and Westminster power games.
Statement on the Belfast Knife Attack and Public Safety
A statement on the North Belfast knife attack, public safety and the political consequences of open-border policies, with an author’s note correcting early reports on the suspect’s nationality.
Lough Neagh and the Treason of Bad Stewardship
An article examining the ecological crisis at Lough Neagh, arguing that pollution, privatised ownership and failed stewardship have turned Ireland’s largest lake into a symbol of political negligence and national irresponsibility.
Dublin City and the Cost of Not Planning
An article examining Dublin City’s housing pressures, homelessness figures and demographic change, arguing that the central issue is whether the Leinster House Government planned for the consequences of rapid population movement.
What is a Nation?
An article examining the meaning of nationhood, arguing that a nation is neither a racial category nor a civic abstraction, but an inherited historical people rooted in inheritance, homeland, memory, culture and political destiny.
Instability in Britain, A Border Poll in Ireland: Britain’s EU Reset and the Border Poll Mirage
An article arguing that Britain’s attempted reset with the European Union exposes the weakness of border poll nationalism and that Irish sovereignty cannot rest on Brexit, Westminster crises, Stormont machinery or the permission of a British Secretary of State.
In Galway West Ireland’s Fractured Populist Right Begins to Find Form
An article examining the Galway West by-election and the emergence of nationalist-populist alternatives, focusing on Independent Ireland, Aontú, the Irish People Party and growing voter disillusionment with the old political consensus.
Dublin Central By Election: Is the Inner City Primed for Migration Backlash?
An article examining the Dublin Central by-election, focusing on housing, dereliction, immigration and whether inner-city voters are turning against a political class seen as detached from their concerns.
Fox Hunting at Stormont? Inside Provisional Sinn Féin’s 2026 Ard Fheis
An article examining Sinn Féin’s 2026 Ard Fheis as a display of constitutional nationalism, managerial liberalism and the party’s continued departure from the Republican tradition.
Statement on Anti-Social Car Gatherings in Colin
A statement condemning anti-social car gatherings in Colin, criticising dangerous driving, intimidation and the failure to properly protect nationalist communities from reckless anti-community behaviour.
Scotland Beyond the SNP: Speaking with Alliance to Liberate Scotland
An article examining the Alliance to Liberate Scotland and Sovereignty as emerging forces within Scottish independence politics, highlighting currents beyond the SNP, Greens and wider liberal/‘progressive’ bloc.
Scotland’s 2026 Election and the Cracking of the Yookay - An Irish Nationalist Perspective
An article examining Scotland’s 2026 election from an Irish nationalist perspective, considering what the SNP, Labour, Reform and the wider independence movement reveal about the growing instability of the British constitutional order.
Halal or Kosher? Religious Animal Slaughter in Ireland
An article examining religious animal slaughter in Ireland, distinguishing between halal and kosher practices while considering animal welfare, religious liberty and the changing role of pre-stunning.
Continuity Under Strain: How Irish Republicanism Navigated the Emergency, 1938-1946
An article on how the IRA, Sinn Féin, Na Fianna Éireann and Cumann na mBan navigated the Emergency, maintaining the Republican inheritance under conditions of imprisonment, censorship and internal pressure.
Your Party’s Over
An article examining the rapid internal breakdown of the British political formation “Your Party”, from resignations and factional conflict to regional collapse and electoral retreat.
National Sabotage? Blame Green Mania Not Truckers for Fuel Unrest
An article on the fuel protests, the burden of carbon tax and the growing sense that the political establishment governs over working people rather than for them.
Ireland and Iran: The Price of Pax Americana?
An article examining the economic consequences of the war on Iran for Ireland, focusing mostly so on global oil markets, energy dependence, rising costs and the failure to prioritise national economic interests.
Statement on Sectarian Vandalism at Galloon Parish Church
A statement condemning the vandalism against Galloon Parish Church in Fermanagh as a senseless sectarian act.
His Grace’s Hills: Lismore and the Scandal of Absentee Ownership
An article examining Lismore and the legacy of absentee ownership, highlighting how historic patterns of land control and elite power remain embedded in modern Ireland.
Lismore and the Question of the Land
An article arguing that debates over rent levels fail to address the deeper issue of land ownership and the continued presence of landlordism in Ireland.