The Tanaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris has spent the last six months promoting an investment account system to the Irish public that he has still not yet revealed the precise details of. Though a number of parliamentarians have asked the Tanai... See more
With polls indicating Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns to be the most popular party leader in the country, is Ireland heading towards a “purple wave” in the next general election? There are reasons to suggest that no matter who wins the next election,... See more
The Irish media landscape remains one of the most politically subservient to its government in all of Europe. With a legacy of holding the strictest defamation laws in Europe curtailing the publication remit of Irish press, to the granting of government s... See more
Ireland is one of the most centralised states in the European Union yet it routinely fails to deliver results alleviating the country’s housing supply, reducing immigration, or fixing Ireland’s broken healthcare system. The Taoiseach, as a result of subtl... See more
Fianna Fáil commemorates Seán Lemass and Jack Lynch as the authors of two decisive changes in modern Ireland. Lemass, at least as he is commonly seen in Fianna Fail, represents economic opening; Lynch represents entry into the European Economic Community.... See more
