Palestinians, Boers, and Irish: What Would the Irish Founding Fathers Think of Palestinian Solidarity?
They didn’t consider acknowledging universal injustice as a distraction from their just cause; in fact, international solidarity and moral certitude bolstered it.
Ireland and the Hungary Connection: Reviewing and Reviving a Historical Parallel
"From Deák to Griffith, the fight was never just for land—it's for the soul of a nation."
Nationalist Exegesis: Arthur Griffith’s ‘Founding of the United Irishmen’
"[D]oes Griffith acknowledge the chauvinism of Swift's ilk vis-à-vis the natives of this country"
‘Valhalla’ by Arthur Griffith
A day may come to witness an Irish Westminster, an Irish Pantheon, but it will not more reflect the hallowed memory of the dead than at present dwells in our hearts.