The nullification of election results in Romania, the continued clampdown against the German AfD, and now the barring of Marine Le Pen from running for the Elysee Palace in 2027 all point to a growing tendency by Euro-lib elites to […]

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2 April 2025

A hearty performance at November’s general election steadied the ship within the Soliders of Destiny as years of anti-Martin disquiet failed to amount to anything beyond internal grumbling.  Heading into semi-retirement shortly, even a return from the grave appearance by […]

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31 March 2025

Legislating for euthanasia in Ireland could be a bridge too far for the progressive agenda a Dublin conference heard last weekend with attendees warning that current legislative proposals would merely open the door for assisted suicide on demand. Jointly organised […]

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25 March 2025

A collection of writers, activists, and parents will gather at Johnstown Estate, County Meath, on Saturday, April 5th with an eye on organising further resistance to transgender indoctrination by the Irish education system and health system in a conference organised […]

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24 March 2025

“I believe in God. I am no worshipper of Satan. My kids do not hang from the ceiling while sleeping in the attic.” – Ozzy Osbourne “A Christian man is a man who is within himself, who puts out good […]

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22 March 2025

While the Hate Speech Bill was binned faster than Simon Harris’ tenure as the ‘TikTok Teesh’, the remaining systematic vestiges of its enforcement mechanism remain fully reusable by the long arm of the Media Commission.  Styled Comisiún na Meán to […]

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21 March 2025

The Irish border issue looks to become septic yet again. Not through Brexit mishaps or the perennial issues of smuggling and paramilitarism but the very 21st phenomenon of mass migration.Belfast, not Rosslare or Dublin Airport is becoming the primary entry […]

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19 March 2025

A diplomatic sigh of relief could be heard on this side of the Atlantic as the Taoiseach avoided a verbal spanking courtesy of the new Trump administration during the perfunctory Saint Patrick’s Day visit.  A positive diaspora-driven image of the […]

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16 March 2025

Rhetoric is meeting reality this week as the Irish government began the legislative process of dispensing with the ‘Triple Lock” mechanism putting requirements on UN, Cabinet, and Oireachtas approval for any deployments of more than 12 Defence Forces personnel. Thanks […]

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15 March 2025

The implications of JD Vance’s February Munich Security Conference speech are fast reaching the Department of Foreign Affairs halls as the Taoiseach girdles his loins for a potentially bruising White House visit this St. Patrick’s Day. Ireland has so far […]

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8 March 2025