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Ireland and Other EU Countries Expel Russian Diplomats

Bridget Ryder March 31, 2022

The Department of Foreign Affairs said in a press release that the expulsion was because the diplomats’ “activities have not been in accordance with international standards of diplomatic behaviour. This action is being taken under Article 9 of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.”

Report Finds Irish Government-Funded Hotline Encourages Abortion

Bridget Ryder January 21, 2022

“Even when women don’t seek information about it, abortion is the first issue counsellors raise with women facing an unplanned pregnancy,” the report stated.

The Euro at 20: A Failed Experiment

Sven R. Larson January 10, 2022

The common currency was a gigantic economic experiment, an application of political preferences rather than the product of sound scholarly research. As is always the case with grand government plans, for every problem they solve a new one is created.

Ireland to Grant Amnesty to Thousands of Illegal Immigrants

Robert Semonsen December 15, 2021

The amnesty scheme will grant thousands of illegal migrants official residence, give them access to the Ireland’s labor market, and provide them with a pathway to citizenship.

The Statesman: A Solitary Path of Courage

Daria Fedotova November 16, 2021

It is customary for a politician to chase popular opinions, putting partisan interests first and shying away from confrontation. However, Castlereagh was not a politician, but a statesman: an undaunted leader who took a stand when it mattered, carried the burden of power with pride and confidence, sacrificed everything for his country, and established Britain’s role for decades to come.

The Challenge of Unionism

K.V. Turley September 13, 2021

Unionism has long been a negative creed—it has defined itself by being opposed to things—while her opponents appear, by contrast, progressive and modern. To win hearts and minds, unionists need to make a positive case for the union of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. But today Ulster’s unionists appear more disunited and demoralized than at any time in the last century.

The Centenary of Northern Ireland

K.V. Turley July 7, 2021

The northern Irish state was born in 1921 as a political compromise. The circumstances of its birth bear certain similarities to the issues and conundrums thrown up by Brexit 100 years on.

Tag: Ireland

Ireland and Other EU Countries Expel Russian Diplomats

Report Finds Irish Government-Funded Hotline Encourages Abortion

The Euro at 20: A Failed Experiment

Ireland to Grant Amnesty to Thousands of Illegal Immigrants

The Statesman: A Solitary Path of Courage

The Challenge of Unionism

The Centenary of Northern Ireland

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