IRELAND
July/August 2016
"Fascinating and highly attractive possibilities open up post-Brexit if we stop panicking and use a bit of imagination."
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July/August 2016
What is "enlightenment", and did one happen in 18th-century Ireland?
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December 2015
A new biography of Eamon de Valera, one of the most important and mysterious figures in Irish history
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May 2011
'I propose Congdon's Law of Public Debt: that no country has ever paid interest payments on government debt in excess of 15 per cent of GDP'
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