I am so at home in Dublin, more than any other city, that I feel it has always been familiar to me. It took me years to see through its soft charm to its bitter prickly kernel - which I quite like too.

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Issue 134, June 2021

Running out of Road

Running out of Road

Paul Nolan

Protestant population decline and the political short-sightedness of unionism

Against Mystique

Against Mystique

Richard Bourke

National character: English decorum versus dreamy Celtic fecklessness

Witness to Revival

Witness to Revival

Emer Nolan

Mary Colum’s memoir of Ireland, literary revival and modernism

Beyond A Joke

Beyond A Joke

Kevin Power

A Tale Told by an Idiot: Jordan Peterson’s daring fictional gambit

The Authentic Voice

The Authentic Voice

William Wall

An examination of Italian cinematic neorealism and its artistic antecedents

See Here

See Here

John Fleming

The great photographers caught through the lens of a playful semantics

Comings and Goings

Comings and Goings

Pauline Hall

The ‘isolated and outlandish’ domain of the doomed Big House gentry

Guinness and Chips

Guinness and Chips

Peter Kennealy

A diary of English high society that is high on snobbery but low on insight

Who’s for a U-turn?

Who’s for a U-turn?

Dennis Kennedy

Why unionists might be better off thinking, and doing, the unthinkable

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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