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.

An Ulster Unionist in the immemorial Orange tradition of: Desmond Tutu, Conor Cruise O’Brien, and the Falls Road’s finest, Boris Yeltsin.

It is paramount that the cause of Ireland is fully independent from the corrosive influence of British subversion.

Clergy and laymen alike fought and died together to see Ireland take her rightful place in the nations of the World.

Their plan was to conquer Canada, force the British Empire to the negotiating table and proceed to trade Canada for a free Ireland.

The Seanad is aptly regarded as a body which exists for runners-up from the general election and wind-bags from Trinity College and the NUI colleges.

By outlining a pragmatic path toward unity, this article aims to ameliorate the fragmentation that plagues Irish Nationalism.

Nationalists lack the unified platform and resources necessary to capitalise on the general public’s hostility to mass immigration.

Immigrants have been recorded as leaning toward a pro-British position on a United Ireland when polled. Why would they care for a centuries old blood-feud?

Ireland hasn’t been the same since the Dublin riots.

All has changed, changed utterly since that fateful night.

But has a terrible beauty been born?

If James Connolly wanted the earth, Viktor Orbán’s aims are more modest - eclipsing Brussels’s insidious influence will suffice.

On nations fixed in right and truth,
God would bestow eternal youth.

The future of the race is at stake. Our National integrity is being undermined. For fifteen years the Gaelic League has been building up National character. We now see it crumbling away before our eyes as we walk through the streets of Ireland's Capital