Waste and More Waste, Food Must Be Served
Once coronavirus-lockdown rules are imposed, there’s no limit to how insane and unchangeable they can be.
Ireland
Live from Carrickfergus
Like Andrew Jackson's parents, young Cameron Hilditch is from Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland.
Ireland’s Prime Minister Forgoes Stricter Lockdown to Save Businesses against Recommendation of Medical Experts
Micheál Martin said the country would not take on an extensive lockdown for the sake of protecting businesses still reeling.
The EU Throws a Futile Temper Tantrum
The threats issued this week against the U.K. are purely political in nature.
Unquiet Graves
Two political events are going to drive a small boom in documentaries about the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
Biden Is Wrong on Ireland and Brexit
The British government violated an international agreement, but Biden and the Democratic Party are ignoring history.
Reflections on the Life of John Hume
John Hume played a central role in the Northern Ireland “peace process” of the 1990s, for which he was jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
A Win for Ireland and Apple — and a Loss (For Now) for the EU’s Protectionists
Vestager’s move against Ireland was, in effect, a two-pronged attack on competition.
New Data Indicate that Abortions Surged in Ireland after Legalization
It comes as little surprise that making abortion legal would lead to such an increase.
Easter Still Frames the Irish Response to Times of National Crisis
The rhythms of the country’s political and social life have long moved in step with liturgical time.