From a pint of Guinness at the riotous Temple Bar to a trip to Francis Bacon’s fossilised art studio, here is a guide on how to spend a weekend in Dublin.
In this week’s letter, as Walter heads back to France he reflects on Ireland’s past, present and future.
In this week’s letter, Walter pens an ode to Ireland and its thriving West.
Dublin’s screen history reflects its real-life contradictions – at once the debased urban counterpart to the “real” Ireland of romantic rolling green hills and dramatic
Sinn Féin’s surge in popularity is the major story of the 2020 Irish general election. The left-wing, nationalist party won a mere 9.5% of the
While many voters in Britain greeted Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal last year with relief, it inspired anger among unionists in Northern Ireland. The Withdrawal Agreement
I am an Ulster Protestant, of Unionist extraction, who believes in a United Ireland. There are not all that many of us, but our number
Trying to understand Brexit through the jaundiced eyes of Irish commentator Fintan O’Toole is rather like asking Nigel Farage to outline all the wonderful benefits
Maybe it’s just me, but I think you can hear the lack of sincerity, and the barely-concealed irritation, in the declarations of commitment to the
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