There can be no ‘sovereign Ireland’ without the adoption of a staunchly anti-Zionist policy, and this is integrated within the political platform of the Right. In this fight, there is no better ally than the Left, with whom a temporary alliance should be formed, based on the basis of sovereignty for the Irish nation.

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5 November 2025

This country has a rich plethora of historical symbols which would make for a much better ensign. Chief amongst them the archetypical harp as preserved in the Leinster coat of arms.

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3 November 2025

Aside from the technocratic ass covering, McPhillips did, however, offer one unvarnished fact to chew on: Department staffing up 20 percent in a year: proof that the only true growth industry in Ireland’s migration sector is paperwork.

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31 October 2025

Every so often, Ireland’s radical left discovers reality—and promptly tries to expel whoever noticed it first. László Molnárfi is merely the latest to learn that class analysis is all well and good, until it points in the wrong direction.

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29 October 2025

One party, with a charismatic leadership and a clearly defined, unapologetic but highly disciplined populist message, could finally give voice to the hundreds of thousands of Irish voters who have been disenfranchised by Ireland’s liberal consensus.

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28 October 2025

While Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael recover from the rubble of a titanic political screw-up that will be studied for decades to come, the entire political establishment would do well to remember that the Irish public were not the only witnesses to their conduct in this election cycle. International spectators the world over, media broadcasters, foreign business interests and diplomatic officials, all saw what happened last week.

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27 October 2025

The acquittal of “Soldier F” reminds us that justice delayed can become justice denied — and that a peace without legitimacy is merely the absence of open conflict.

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26 October 2025

One of the smoothest cakewalks in recent Irish political history is unfolding as we speak with Galway socialist Catherine Connolly running rhetorical rings around centrist contender Heather Humphreys in the penultimate days of Áras ’25.  Unfazed by mutterings about dissident […]

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20 October 2025

Fear Is the Key As a teenager, I read many of Alistair MacLean’s books. One title has stayed with me ever since: Fear Is the Key. Those words encapsulate precisely the strategy of our would-be controllers. And, to be fair, […]

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16 October 2025

In elections across the continent, European voters are demanding the parties of the New Right form government, and have in many cases come to detest the liberal values of the status quo.

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11 October 2025