Drive Time: The Irish Media’s Message
Tune into any Irish radio station, and it is hard to escape the constant flogging…
Browsing: 2018June
History’s Dead Hand on the Middle East
Last month’s opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem served to re-ignite Palestinian rage against…
In the Place Of Sound
In and between these lines I will explore aspects of the fascinating and dynamic relationship…
A Guide to Preventing Data Leakage
The Internet is a big old scary place, full of dark corners, strange protocols, dodgy…
Big Plans in Little Jerusalem
June 1985: I was at work in my garden shed, when I heard someone talking.…
A Hurler’s Silver Branch Perception
One evening, while walking on Derada Hill, a hare sprung from under my feet. I…
The Qualities Needed in a Judge
The task of ascertaining essential qualities required to be a judge is necessary for the…
Leopold Bloom and the Art of Loafing
What does it mean to be a loafer? Loafing as an activity has always existed.…
Malaysia’s Political Tsunami of Hope
On May 9th Malaysia’s electorate unequivocally rejected Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak’s Barisan National coalition,…
Drinking from the Waters of Prevention in Public Health
The Lancet’s recent editorial, ‘Austerity in Spain: time to loosen the grip’, argues that low…
Spirit Animals
‘I had a dream about you last night.’ Sarah, stuffing wet tuna into pitta pockets…
Ibrahim Mahama: Negotiations of spaces
Ibrahim Mahama grew up in Tamale, north Ghana, where he was in daily contact with…
LA RÉSISTANCE
Missiles flashed, and it was beautiful— flares in the darkness of a fallen world where…