A Legal Look: Irish Unification & the Sean Brown Public Inquiry
On April 3rd of this year, the Court of Appeals Belfast ruled that the Secretary of State must conduct an independent public inquiry into the murder of Seán Brown, and it must be established without further delay. The appellate court decision came twenty-eight years after Seán Brown’s murder. Regrettably, the case does not end here. ...
Cleveland Comhrá: The Pirate Queen, Part II
What happened next was brilliance on Granuaile’s part. One of the reasons for marrying Richard was his right to become ...
Fitness Dr.: Study Links Consumption of Ultra-processed Food to Preventable Premature Deaths
eight countries (Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, United Kingdom, and United States) shows that premature deaths attributable to consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs)...
A Legal Look: The Good Friday Agreement
It's History, Provisions, and Where We Go from Here
In recent years, Irish unity has become a growing topic of conversation in Ireland and the...
Get in Lads, We’re Going on an Adventure
Standing at the summit, with views stretching in all directions, it’s easy to understand why this place was chosen as a seat of power, a ceremonial center, or a sacred space. From the hilltop, the landscape stretches out in every direction, silent and vast, reminding me that this quiet place was once a center of kingship, legend, and long memory.