Cassandra Voices Christmas Gathering
The CASSANDRA VOICES MAGAZINE CHRISTMAS GATHERING will take place at TAILORS’ HALL, Back Lane, Dublin…
Browsing: 2019November
‘Economic theory changes one funeral at a time’ – An Interview with Warren Mosler on the True Nature of Money
It’s the grease that makes the economic wheels turn. But ask where your taxes go…
UK Election 2019: Why has common sense become a ‘radical’ proposition?
Last week two young people were stabbed to death at London Bridge while attending a…
Irish Times’s Columnist Finn McRedmond in 2015: ‘Being a Tory does not make you a bad person’
For anyone to become an opinion writer for the ‘paper of record’, the Irish Times,…
Overheard in the Local
Overheard in the local last night D’ye go to mass at all? Ah, just the…
Public Intellectual Series: George Orwell – A Crucial Man for Our Time
George Orwell has never been unfashionable, and is in vogue now more than ever. His…
Refugee Education: Can We Regenerate Lost Generations?
The future of a generation born during over eight years of conflict in Syria is…
Bull Moose: ‘We apologize, we love China’ – When Money, China and Values Collide
Two stories were in the headlines this October illustrating how money is undermining our values.…
NARLI: Independent Music Worth More Than Money
A hegemonic, neoliberal logic based upon competition, exploitation, and inequality appears to have largely supplanted…
Ismail’s Story
What is the experience of a refugee caught in the crisis on the Mediterranean Sea?…
David Cameron and the Origins of Brexit
In 2015 comic Frankie Boyle penned a darkly titled article ‘What if David Cameron…
The Conman and Correspondence with Kurt Vonnegut
I admire old people who live by their wits, like the ancient American, a real…
‘A slap in the face to bus users’ – Dublin Commuter Coalition responds to proposal to allow EVs in bus lanes
In a press release, the ‘Dublin Commuter Coalition’ has described proposals for electric vehicles to…
Cora Venus Lunny Launches New Album ‘Numinous Soup’
Numinous Soup is an album I quietly made by myself in my spare room on…
Himself and the Little People
That summer of 1974 for the first time in my young life I felt proud…
The November Events
What is it they say about going bankrupt? Slowly at first, and then all at…
Poetry – Mark Burrows
The Resistance I never knew what they really felt how they survived the one world…
Musician of the Month: Natalia Beylis
The Steadfast-Starry Sky in the Shannon Do you remember last year when the weather…
Artist of the Month – Doireann Ni Ghrioghair
There is many a country that has decided to establish a capital city with grandeur,…
No Comment: Philip Smith ‘Bonfire Wars’
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