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Apr 26, 2021

“What do you mean maybe?”: on dying for Ireland

St. Patrick’s Day 2021 mightn’t live long in the memory. At least in Ireland itself, the national holiday was celebrated amidst the third Covid-induced lockdown, which saw parades cancelled, hordes of Americans with a tenuous grasp of their own ancestry prevented from crossing the Atlantic to greet us, and members…

Ireland

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“What do you mean ‘maybe”?: on dying for Ireland
“What do you mean ‘maybe”?: on dying for Ireland
Ireland

12 min read


Aug 4, 2020

There ain’t no left unity, and there never was

Illusions that the current left-right divide in Dáil Éireann might see the emergence of unity among the left-wing parties — as a prelude to a Great Shining Leftist Coalition on the Hill being established after the next election — ought to have been roundly destroyed by events of the past…

Irish Politics

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There ain’t no left unity, and there never was
There ain’t no left unity, and there never was
Irish Politics

7 min read


Sep 9, 2019

The end of the Bernard Shaw, and what it says about Dublin

Over the last couple of years, whenever I found myself abroad in the kind of loose, versatile, mixed-use combination of bar/gig venue/event space/expansive outdoor smoking area that seems to bring out the best of cities and people when done well, I found myself thinking something familiar — This kind of…

Housing

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The end of the Bernard Shaw, and what it says about Dublin
The end of the Bernard Shaw, and what it says about Dublin
Housing

5 min read

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