Mystery Drones Near Zelensky’s Aircraft During Dublin Visit TEC News / AFP December 5, 2025 Several military-style UAVs were spotted by an Irish navy ship operating close to the flight path of Zelensky’s plane.
Israel’s 2026 Entry Pushes Eurovision to the Edge: Four Countries Quit Javier Villamor December 5, 2025 The controversy over Israel is turning the song contest into a new cultural and diplomatic battleground of the continent.
School Transgender Battle Keeps Christian Teacher in Irish Prisons Eszter Balogi December 4, 2025 Repeatedly imprisoned for thoughtcrimes including the “incorrect” use of a ‛transitioning’ pupil’s pronouns, Enoch Burke—and his family—were threatened with criminal proceedings after he appealed his conviction.
Ireland Deputy PM Admits: Migration Adding to Housing Crisis TEC News December 3, 2025 Harris breaks with cabinet line on what’s driving the pressure.
The Collateral Damage in a Dictatorship of Choice Dualta Roughneen November 23, 2025 The expansion of choice comes with the erosion of society’s bonds, where interdependence requires personal care and personal relations.
Ireland Shows Europe’s Silenced Majority Spoiling for a Fight Mick Hume October 30, 2025 The “staggering” number of spoilt votes in the Irish presidential election is another sign of the widening gap between the people and the EU elites.
The Rape of Europe’s Daughters Lauren Smith October 27, 2025 The farcical story of the Epping migrant sex offender should be a wake-up call to our open-borders-loving elites. But it won’t be.
Ireland’s New President: Female and Hostile to Israel TEC News / AFP October 27, 2025 Catherine Connolly’s election win marks a historic political shift—while signalling more trouble ahead in her country’s relationship with Israel.
Ireland Poised To Elect Far–Left Independent President Lukács Fux October 24, 2025 The election results are expected to be announced late on Saturday, October 25th.
Over 20 Arrested in Second Night of Clashes Near Dublin Asylum Hotel TEC News / AFP October 23, 2025 Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan denounced what he referred to as “thuggish violence” and warned of further arrests.
