Applying Hitchens’s Razor: Jim Sheridan and Ian Bailey
Jim Sheridan is a significant figure in the international film industry because of his creativity…
Jim Sheridan is a significant figure in the international film industry because of his creativity…
In a seminal scene at the end of the film Joker (2019) the eponymous character,…
This Ireland exists. And should one travel there and not find it, then they have…
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In the first part of his essay concerning his enduring lifelong fandom of Manchester City…
Both as a lawyer and Supreme Court judge, Louis Brandeis was an inveterate opponent of…
In the insular, it felt like it at times, enforced statelet of Northern Ireland, sexual…
All persons and authorities within the state, whether public or private, should be bound by,…
Covid is a nightmare from which we are still trying to awake. But whether the…
The new so-called Hate Crime Bill [Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate…
Irish Times journalist Naomi O’Leary wrote an article recently commenting on how journalists are curtailed…
Such sad news. Another member of the Irish Women’s Liberation Movement is gone. Not just…
It’s an exciting time to be Neapolitan right now. Or should I say a supporter…
An earlier version of this article was recently published in the Irish World newspaper, we…
A new book COVID-19 and Shame: Political Emotions and Public Health in the UK (Bloomsbury,…
In a recent article Frank Armstrong traces the historic decline in the population of Leitrim,…
I would imagine I am no different to many people in that I suffer from…
Have you ever experienced that emptiness, that deep silence, that infinite ignorance following trauma? Well,…
To meet ex-prison officer Sean O’Brien for the first time I drove through a sparse…
Despite all the controversies in the run-up, and as with the last World Cup in…