The disturbances in the Coolock area of Dublin earlier this month are the latest in an escalating trend of far right violence. The State has made clear it is happy to allow the far Right to terrorise refugees […]
Two weeks have passed since the local and European elections in the South. These signalled further fragmentation within the political system. And from that fragmentation is posed ever accelerating political crisis. The financial crash of […]
Next Friday 7 June voters in the South go to the polls for the first national elections since the general election of February 2020. Since then, there have been seismic changes in Ireland. COVID, the […]
Issues arising from Brexit once again dominate media coverage of relations between the London and Dublin governments. This time the frictions, which have mounted to include the cancellation of Ministerial meetings, follow claims that the […]
Yesterday the Stardust Inquest delivered a verdict of unlawful killing for each of the 48 people who died in the tragedy on Valentine’s night in 1981. Like the Hillsborough disaster in Britain, the Stardust fire, […]
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