If you’re looking to make sense of why Brexit is blocked, it’s worth considering that it has two basic dimensions. The first is the negotiation
Ireland, it used to be said, was not only a Catholic country, but a nation whose people were overwhelmingly of ancient Celtic stock. There were
It was back in February that European Commission president Jean Claude Juncker greeted the Irish Taoiseach in his office in Brussels and proceeded, for the
The most famous living Irish cricketer will be a spectator only when Ireland play their third Test match and the first against England at Lord’s
Saracens may have squeezed the life out of Leinster to win the European Champions Cup last week; it was a hard-earned well-deserved victory, after which
“Are you prepared to slay a mighty dragon, rescue a fair young maid from a harem, bake an Italian cake and take a tilt at
History suggests Brexit will be a graveyard not just for today’s crop of politicians but also for generations of leaders to come. Britain’s departure from
I can’t resist joining the Reaction argument over Irish journalist Fintan O’Toole. Writing for this site earlier this week, Eilis O’Hanlon, my esteemed colleague on
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
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