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Ian O’DohertyThe Spectator |
For once, the Irish government has actually done something it promised. The problem is that it’s precisely the wrong thing, at precisely the wrong...
‘We will not be used as a loophole in another country’s immigration challenges.’ Those were the angry words of Irish Taoiseach Simon Harris over...
When the Irish foreign minister Micheal Martin recently stood up and announced to the Dail that Ireland would officially recognise a Palestinian state...
Genuinely shocking political announcements are relatively rare in the Republic. It’s a small country, with an even smaller political and media base...
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