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The Opposite of Hatred

The Opposite of Hatred

Paul O’Mahoney

The afterlife of Christianity after the disappearance of religious belief

Together Again?

Together Again?

Gerald Dawe

A Northern novelist probes the reality behind the Border poll scenario

One Weird Guy

One Weird Guy

John Fanning

Peter Thiel and the tech giants’ pursuit of political power

It’s Not All Bad

It’s Not All Bad

John Fanning

Term report: wealth, good; population, v. good; equality, could do better

An Teanga on Tour

An Teanga on Tour

Philip O’Leary

Gaelic Ireland’s many encounters with continental European culture

This Happy Breed

This Happy Breed

Eoin Dillon

Multiple British fractures leave England alone to feast on its past

Yes We Can

Yes We Can

Caroline Hurley

An argument against pessimism and in support of deep human potential

Barefoot Kings?

Barefoot Kings?

John Minahane

Sifting the evidence on civilisation in Gaelic Ulster

Can history save us?

Can history save us?

Eoin O’Brien

The need for global preparedness before the next pandemic arrives

The Inflection Point

The Inflection Point

Fergus O’Ferrall

Literacy in religious thinking may be necessary to tackle the world crisis

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