It has been a long while since I’ve had the energy or desire to blog. Not because I didn’t have anything to say (my Twitter can probably attest to that) but rather that there has been a guiding voice in my mind this year that reassures me that I didn’t need to burn myself outContinue reading “How I’m Managing to Stay Sane (For Now)”
Tag Archives: Ireland
Unionist Voices in Irish Politics Are Needed, More than Dublin or Belfast May Know
Unionist representation in Irish politics would be neither regressive nor anachronistic, but a welcome step forward for all.
Ireland’s Language Divide Needs a Solution. Fast.
Since the start of the Irish language movement, the most successful campaigns were not those initiated by the State, but by the community.
Collaborating Celts: The Need for a New Celtic Union
For many years, I’ve believed that the Celtic nations should work together in a similar way to Nordic countries. But how?
A Cynical View on Irish Politics?
In Ireland, we don’t like to put people (or things) on a pedestal to admire or worship. Politically, this is possibly our greatest strength.
