Public Affairs
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Politics in action
Students from St Columb’s College, Derry and Limavady Grammar School came together as part of the Politics in Action programme,…
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A ‘Geopolitical’ Commission
The European Commission’s class of 2019–2024 began work in early December, a month later than expected, under the leadership of…
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Northern citizens look to Dublin for protection
The North now looks to Dublin to safeguard citizens’ rights and the Good Friday Agreement, writes Emma DeSouza. “The people…
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Political Platform
TD for Galway East since 2016, Anne Rabbitte is spokesperson for Children and Youth Affairs for Fianna Fáil. Outline your…
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Always rising
A split in the Socialist Party, the launch of the new ecosocialist group RISE and a High Court action against…
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Labour at the crossroads
Ireland is at a crossroads, Labour Party leader Brendan Howlin TD told the party’s annual conference in November. The same…
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Byelections increase Fianna Fáil standing
As the possibility of a general election in 2020 hangs in the air, the pressure on the Fine Gael minority…
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Coalition and unity
A reunification referendum in five years, openness to coalition government and a subdued Vice President contest were the main talking…
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Jonathan Drennan: Promoting Australia’s indigenous game
Conspicuously, over recent decades, Aussie rules football has lured its fair share of Ireland’s GAA talent ‘down under’. However, ‘the…
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New European Commission President
After prolonged negotiations, the European Commission has its first ever female president. Ursula von der Leyen, of Germany’s Christian Democratic…
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