Review: Displaced in Gaza: Stories from the Gaza Genocide
Gaza’s history since the Nakba of 1948 is punctuated by waves of forced displacement. The enclave has been the epicentre…
The Oxford Covid Debate
On November 19 the Committee for Academic Freedom (CAF) hosted one of the first genuine debates on Covid policies. The…
A Conversation with Carlo Gébler
Carlo Gébler’s work spans fiction, nonfiction, memoir, history, theatre, and film. Born in Dublin in 1954 and raised in London…
Theocracy – the Emigrant’s Artist
Sé Merry Doyle’s latest documentary, Theocracy – the Emigrant’s Artist, serves as an excellent introduction to the stirring painting of…
Musician of the Month: Ciara O’Donnell
Ciara O’Donnell is an artist performing under the name of Domhan. She creates music inspired by her love of the…
Poem: ‘External Return’
Eternal Return My sixteen year old daughter comes to me to complain about Patrick Kavanagh. O great irony, hardly are…
Carnsore Point: Ireland Goes Nuclear
In 1977 Fianna Fáil Minister for Industry and Commerce, Desmond O’Malley, announced the government’s intention to build a nuclear power…
My Team / Your Team
In the first part of his essay concerning his enduring lifelong fandom of Manchester City FC, and the club’s current…
Banksy and Protest Rights: The View from The Robing Room
As I sauntered from the Old Bailey past the RCJ the Banksy painting caricaturing a judge attacking a protester was…