Trailing the surge of Eurosceptic populism that is presently creeping upon Europe, a new political party has emerged in Ireland which seeks to follow the UK and take Ireland out of the EU.
In Ireland, it has so become the norm, over the centuries and decades, for young Irish people to leave that making Ireland your home is almost an act of rebellion.
Over the next six weeks, I will publish six excerpts from the book, it is called "Through Irish Eyes, a Personal and Journalistic Journey" and welcome your views, comments and input.
A 9-year-old schoolboy with an undocumented Chinese mother is being sent back to China with no mercy shown even though he has no Chinese connection and does not speak the language.
Children drinking Bushmills for breakfast an IRA man saying he’d burn his baby for a united Ireland, drunken revelry and banshees howling the new hit arriving to Broadway from London sounds like a hoot... or does it?
There's only one possible outcome for Brexit. The British Prime Minister must know that she cannot depend on the Democratic Unionist Party and that Foster's days are numbered.
Fianna Fail’s latest decision to withhold talks on the next general election until after the March 2019 Brexit deadline means that it is effectively staking the future of the present government on its ability to successfully steer the country through the Brexit negotiations.
The feeling of loss and loneliness penetrates the Irish countryside after centuries of emigration but did the best leave or were they those who stayed behind?
As Brexit hangs in the balance and a referendum on a United Ireland becomes more of a reality it is important to maintain an honest and dedicated commitment to McGuinness’ blueprint.
I may be a Boston native, but for the past 25 years, I've had the privilege of living in three different European countries – each of them called Ireland.
During the 50th anniversary of Northern Ireland's civil rights movement shaking off the paradigm of "good activist v bad terrorist" and finding a more balanced way of looking at the interplay between the republicans and civil rights.
If you were looking for profiles in courage last week you would not have found them among American politicians. Emma Mhic Mhathúna while dying herself likely helped save thousands of Irish women's lives.
