An Irish hymn as Gaelige, for St. Patrick's Day, Ag Críost an Síol is an Irish song to remember this year which deeply reconnects us all to something from the Emerald Isle.
Wait, this isn’t the Brexit that I voted for! That's the new and unintentionally funny catch phrase being voiced by outraged Brits across the internet.
Ireland's groundbreaking marriage equality vote will be five years old this May - but have you seen one major ad campaign to attract the sought after LGBT tourist market to our shores? Osaka, Japan is ahead of the game and is showing how it's done.
What have we learned in these past few weeks after this sham impeachment trial, America? We have learned that we have a government of the billionaires, by the billionaires, for the billionaires. We have learned that nothing now matters, as long as you're rich and powerful.
Ann Lovett, aged 15, died after giving birth in a Church grotto to her illegitimate child on January 31, 1984. The silence that followed and the shame in Ireland still remain.
Is a crime not a crime if the most powerful man in the world commits it? Are laws no longer the laws if a Republican president decides they get in his way?
What this Black and Tans and RIC controversy really reveals is how dangerously far some in the upper echelons of Fine Gael seem to have decoupled from their nation and its history.
What sort of nation are we going to be? That's the question confronting Ireland - due to the major political and social changes of the past decade - this election season
One of Ireland's most important female dramatists, short story writers, and writer for radio died on this day, Jan 19, in 1963. Today we remember Teresa Deevy.
The wildly ill-advised State commemoration for the RIC isn't just historical revisionism, it's a mind-bending effort to stand reality square on its head.
