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Tories had never seen a politician pursuing Ireland’s interest at Britain’s cost. No wonder they despised him
Varadkar may have ‘seen the writing on the wall’ for his party while in Britain the Tories, in particular, have relinquished all hope
Recouping the sense of quiet dignity the late Queen afforded the institution - after this communications failure - will not be easy
Are the St Patrick’s Day celebrations still relevant - or if we should be wary of projecting a narrow view of Irishness?
We need fewer algorithms and more people shaping our consumption habits
Ireland’s cultural reputation abroad in the ascendant but stubborn stereotypes abide
The vehicles for bullying may have evolved - social media, linguistic custom - but people are still who they always were: cruel, forgiving, hierarchical
You know you’re growing up when your parents buy you The Wine Atlas for Christmas and friends can suddenly pronounce Pouillac with breezy confidence
Watching the glitzy Super Bowl after Saturday’s Six Nations match laid bare many cultural differences
The former queen’s visit to Ireland may have had more impact but over the years King Charles quietly laid the groundwork for a better relationship between Britain and Ireland
The Ally McBeal star rose to fame when women’s bodies were under a constant spotlight
It would be far too easy to make his nationality central to his shtick, but that’s not how London works
But are they yearning for a past that never really existed?
It is important to understand the people affected by policies. Lisa McGee showed that comedy can help us do that
Ireland is vulnerable to the populist wave cresting over Europe. As Remainers learned in the UK, expecting cool logic to triumph over emotion is a mistake