
Jeremy Corbyn, Percy Shelley and Ireland
The Irish media generally looks askance at Jeremy Corbyn’s ‘radical socialist manifesto.’[i] An historically warm…
The Irish media generally looks askance at Jeremy Corbyn’s ‘radical socialist manifesto.’[i] An historically warm…
It’s the grease that makes the economic wheels turn. But ask where your taxes go…
George Orwell has never been unfashionable, and is in vogue now more than ever. His…
It came as a surprise when the editor of Cassandra Voices divulged recently that he…
A past competition, now sadly in abeyance, used to involve arguing over who was the…
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But again, and again there comes a time in history when the man who dares…
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Irene H. Going into your house, I sat in the conservatory waiting for the door…
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Mary Beatrice Midgley was a giant among philosophers, though she only published the first of her…
It is a river vast, both wide and deep that corrals out joy and sadness;…
I am sticking my neck out to declare: Micheal O’Siadhail’s book-length poem, The Five Quintets, is…
It is difficult to speak of abstract forces without personalising them, or investing them, magically,…
The following is a short retelling and interpretation of a number of Irish sagas, including…
We can only imagine how poetry entered human consciousness. I intuit that its emergence was…
Last month’s opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem served to re-ignite Palestinian rage against…
June 1985: I was at work in my garden shed, when I heard someone talking.…
It is as if anyone writing about Venezuela must pass through the red channel, for…
The recent appointment of Gina Haspel as CIA Director is a sign of a growing…