Sam Smyth on Seamus Heaney: Kind, wise, brilliant, but with a devilish sense of humour
September 2, 2023 5:06 amI was with Seamus Heaney on my first visit to Washington just over 30 years ago and it really was... View Article
I was with Seamus Heaney on my first visit to Washington just over 30 years ago and it really was... View Article
The commitment to ‘balanced regional development’, endorsed in the early paragraphs of every ministerial speech on transport and communications, is... View Article
Landlords are never popular people because they, literally, extract rent. By rent and rent-seeking I mean the outcome that occurs... View Article
The land grab continues apace. Last week, Aston Lark, which has been snapping up Irish insurance and financial brokerages at... View Article
If we’ve learned anything from the deluge of commentary on the state of Dublin’s O’Connell Street area in recent weeks... View Article
People like me have become, over the last ten years or so, obsessed with a little-discussed metric that, perhaps more... View Article
According to Socrates, the Greek philosopher, the secret to happiness is not found in seeking more but in developing the... View Article
Brendan Wall was 45 years old and was described by his employers as a “gentleman”. From Co Meath, he was... View Article
If the walls in the large foyer of the Highlands Hotel in Glenties Co Donegal could talk, they would have... View Article
Opponents of the new Court of Appeal back in 2013 claimed it would just add another layer to the justice... View Article
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