I do not wish to gloat, however, in the most cordial manner I must express my condolences to this publication after its ideas have been so resolutely defeated at the ballot box. I hope this result will give you some pause.

Lenin once said “the Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them”. Similarly, the individual, in its alliance with the central power, has crafted the hangman’s knot, and following the extirpation of privilege, partiality, and irrationality, finds itself on the gallows awaiting a similar fate…

Perhaps we should have learned the lessons of the Middle East, where many countries had their borders drawn up by the British and French under the Sykes-Picot agreement. The aim, in part, of this agreement was to foment ethnic conflict, and thus stymie the ability of nations to act in a unified manner.

MEON sat down with Rodrigo Alonso Fernandez from Solidaridad to discuss the experiences of the trade union, which purposefully blends patriotic politics and labour activism.

Liam Mellows once said that “Blood is thicker than water, and Irish blood is thicker than any blood that I know.” But too few Republicans have taken him at his word.

The slow cancellation of the future is the abrupt cancellation of our history.

The workload of Coimisiún na Meán was a topic of conversation at a seminar I attended this week at the European Parliament, during which Silicon Valley whistle-blower Michael Shellenberger hinted that “the deepest darkest elements of the U.S security state” sought to utilise Dublin in their global war on free speech.

Are populists up to the task, or will they will retreat into illusory confines of reactionary liberalism, deferring intellectualism and post-victory policy to others?

One consistent sight that does not disappear from view is the river Liffey, whose water is a dark, ethereal mirror that reflects a vast, boundless prism of neon polychromes reflecting from the buildings of the Grand Canal Docks.

Ireland’s stained image as an unreliable partner incapable of sustaining bilateral diplomatic relationships is a direct threat to Ireland’s apparent desirability as a location for foreign investment. 

I instead suggest helping to develop a fast-paced, readily accessible on-demand (consensual) euthanasia service, particularly for that generation who are the most ardent supporters of the government and their new plans.

As a nation we personify what Mark Fisher called reflexive impotence, where we see the problems we face but assume ‘it is what it is’ — the ennui we subject ourselves to is partly political, partly personal, but ultimately there is no party or political movement that offers real change, nor will there be one if ideological hobbyism is not abandoned in favour of real politics.

In a country where metros are a rarer sight than banshees, the NDRC’s efficacy is anomalous.

Cohn’s tears are those of a man who has gained the world at the expense of dignity, progeny, morality, ethnos, parentage, and salvation.

“With the waning of left-liberal hegemony in the EU, Ireland, having embraced progressivism, may find itself on the wrong side of a more fragmented, less liberal EU”

In recent weeks I have become aware of and extremely perturbed by the toxicity and parochial character of your publication’s writings.

For there was lightning in my blood,
My Dark Rosaleen!
My own Rosaleen!
Oh! there was lightning in my blood,
Red lightning lightened through my blood,
My Dark Rosaleen!

For such a brief visit, South Shields has taken me through times, creations and memories that I myself never experienced in person, the essence of which lingers on.

When serious sums of money come into play in the occult-criminal economy, serious magic may be used to steer the forces of fortune.

[N]ot only should all young Gaels embrace reading this and all the other great works of Gaelic literature discussed, but we should be fighting for its expansion into modern Irish culture.