Interposition and Nullification: Part Three – The Path to Freedom
The Path to Freedom Literalism is the enemy of the imagination, that much is indisputable but it can also be the obscurer of fact and that is something less widely…
Interposition and Nullification: Part Two – Descent into Chaos
Descent into Chaos The constant narrative that membership of the EU has been to the unalloyed good of Ireland, as an economy and as a nation is unquestionably false. The…
Interposition and Nullification: Part One – A primer on the economics of Irexit
A primer on the economics of Irexit Irexit as it has entered the public discourse is a captivatingly simple solution to an extraordinarily complicated problem. Through the mechanism of triggering…
This article was originally published in the Burkean Journal. It is published here with their permission and the permission of its author Michael O’Dwyer Connolly. Sinn Féin is a party…
The Irish will be a minority in Ireland by 2050. This statistical prediction will no doubt feature prominently in future National Party campaigns. It’ll be repeated by canvassers at doorsteps….
The National Party is not a religious party, much less a theocratic one, and as such we neither pretend nor attempt to explain ourselves in religious terms. Ireland being Ireland,…
The recent referendum has shown the pendulum of time to still be in effect. A traditional country 30 years past has been replaced by progressivism under a veneer of conservatism….
Who’s up for another referendum? Never mind the topic, just the idea. About anything. Or are we all just weary of them on principle? You would have thought so but…
As a 23 year old woman, I increasingly see people my age (particularly the liberal ones) not only in Ireland but in the West in general, who demand to have…
Throughout Europe and America there has grown in recent years an acute disease of self hatred and loathsomeness for the past of Europe. This is evident in many European countries…
