Comment & Analysis
Op-Ed
Fianna Fáil’s Presidential Disaster
Jim Gavin’s withdrawal from the presidential campaign has been a disaster for Fianna Fáil and has raised questions regarding Micheál Martin’s leadership
Analysis
The Irish Presidential Nomination Process: Is It Truly Anti-Democratic in Nature?
The nomination process has come under recent scrutiny, but it remains a core component of the presidential election.
Níl ach Beirt Iarrthóirí i Rás Uachtaránachta na hÉireann — Cén Fáth?
Cad mar gheall ar scannal Jim Gavin, agus an bhfuil dóthain rogha anois ann don phobal?
Analysis
Skeletons in the Closet with Painted Faces: Eoin Hayes Blackface Scandal
In light of Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes' blackface scandal, the evolving moral standards that politicians are held to are called into question.
Analysis
Do We Still Need a President in Ireland?
Yes we do. Why the Irish presidency matters and what it means.
Contribution
The Martyrdom of Charlie Kirk Won’t Promote Speech; It Will Restrict It
The murder of Charlie Kirk and the firings that have followed.
Analysis
EU’s New Proposal for Frozen Russian Assets: Make Them Fund a War Against Themselves
Nearly €170 billion worth of Russian assets could be sent to Ukraine, if the European Commission can get member states onboard
Contribution
Between Parties and Politics
Ann-Kathrin Viktoria Brämer on Erasmus in a changing Europe.
Rás na hUachtaránachta: Cá Seasann an Ghaeilge?
Pléann Sophie Jones ábharthacht na Gaeilge sa toghchán uachtaránachta i mbliana
Op-Ed
AI v AI-r Fryer
An fiú a bheith chomh sceitimíneach faoin logha nua i mbéal an phobail nó ar mb’fhearra dhúinn bheith amhrasach faoi?