These are just some interesting reads, these are just thoughts and ideas that I am sharing, of course I am open to having my mind change. Enjoy! There was never really a political divide of politics in Ireland; it wasn’t until… Read More ›
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Last week in politics
Covid-19 is still raging across the globe with America recording record number of cases daily. America recorded more than 77,600 new infections in 24 hours, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University. Four million residents of Barcelona have been… Read More ›
Last week in politics
I was supposed to write this blog for Monday, due to some personal issues I couldn’t do it until Tuesday and then when I was about to post the blog Barry Cowen, the minister for agriculture was fired from his… Read More ›
Last week in politics
This blog, I am hoping, will motivate me to write more. Since finishing my degree, I have spent the last month or so looking for a job. So in the meantime, I will write a weekly round-up of the week… Read More ›
Fianna Fáil’s future failures
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are both circling the carcass that was the general election of February 8th. Reeling from the result shook the old party establishment that has dominated Ireland since the formation of the state. The results of… Read More ›
General election 2020
Crime has become a central problem for the current Fine Gael election campaign, something that was bound to happen with the recent accidental shooting of a taxi driver in Drogheda, the brutal murder and dismemberment of 17-year-old Keane Mulready-Woods read more… Read More ›
General Election 2020
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has announced the general election will be held on Saturday, February 8th. Ireland’s historic 1918 election was held on a Saturday in December while the Nice Referendum and Children’s Referendum were also held on Saturdays. Taoiseach Leo… Read More ›
HPAT hinders diversity in medicine
Wrote this for TheCity.ie with Aoife (her name is in the byline). Aoife asked if I wanted to help work on this investigation and I was very happy to do so. Aoife knew the type of story that she want… Read More ›
GET IRELAND WORKING AGAIN
I wrote this for TheCity.ie fairly out of my political comfort zone fun nonetheless Is it time we give Fine Gael, and the rest of the Government, a break and actually let them get on with running the country? There… Read More ›
Robs Notes:
Introduction into communism ‘The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.’ Communist Manifesto (1848). While there were many theorists of various kinds of communism both before Marx (e.g. Henrde Saint-Simon, 1760–1825; Charles Fourier, 1772–1837) and… Read More ›
Robert Geoghegan. 