LONG READ: The Sleep of Reason I
It is a notable feature of the prevailing world order that citizens of Western states,…
It is a notable feature of the prevailing world order that citizens of Western states,…
On the April 13 2024, a man stabbed several people in a shopping centre in…
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Jim Sheridan is a significant figure in the international film industry because of his creativity…
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I sat for a while by the gap in the wall Found a rusty tin…
The music was the code. It was the transliteration of the style. It was not…
Born in 1875, like many in his era Thomas Mann was initially a Great German…
This article is dedicated to Patrick Healy. The Irish people have a long-standing relationship with…
The first thing that distinguishes a writer is that he is most alive when alone.…
In the insular, it felt like it at times, enforced statelet of Northern Ireland, sexual…
Covid is a nightmare from which we are still trying to awake. But whether the…
According to Western medical science I suffer from a condition called depression. And from my…
Such sad news. Another member of the Irish Women’s Liberation Movement is gone. Not just…
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,…