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A Rigorous Evaluation of Colonialism

Luke Doherty August 19, 2023

While Biggar ultimately concludes that progressive discussions of colonialism are flawed and overly simplistic, he does not fall into the opposite extreme in favor of every aspect of Western colonialism.

Thousands of Irish Farmers Protest Nitrogen Cuts

Thomas O'Reilly July 20, 2023

Comparable in exasperation to recent Dutch protests, Irish farmers gathered to object to the imposition of nitrogen quotas, as the Irish government looks set to commence the mass culling of livestock to meet environmental goals.

Apple and EU Clash Over €14 Billion Tax Dispute

Thomas O'Reilly May 23, 2023

In the latest battle between EU regulators and U.S. tech firms, Brussels claims that Apple benefited from tax breaks from the Irish government while Dublin struggles to keep both sides happy.

NATO by the Backdoor? Ireland Moves to Dump Neutrality

Thomas O'Reilly May 19, 2023

Irish elites are playing a delicate balancing act with majority opinion against NATO membership, despite stark warnings that the nation’s military is nowhere near up to scratch to defend against Russian sabotage.

The Ireland You Know and Love No Longer Exists

John Mac Ghlionn April 21, 2023

Ireland and the U.S. share a close bond. In the past, this was a blessing. In recent times, however, as the U.S. has continued its descent into madness, the blessing has become a curse.

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