A Question of Colour
There has been an increasing and unsettling tendency in the discourse surrounding mass immigration to Ireland for people to speak uncritically of "white" and "black" ethnic groups.
This deeply misguided categorisation scheme finds its roots among US American racial narratives, and bears little to no relationship to bare reality, let alone Irish culture. Nonetheless it is a valuable tool for racists and hatemongers to incite division and violence among people, which is why it has lasted so long and is being pushed so hard by western, including Irish, academia.
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The Myth of "Jobs the Irish Won't Do": Unveiling the True Agenda
A frequently cited justification for mass immigration is the claim that migrants are essential for doing "menial" or "dirty" jobs which supposedly the Irish population is unwilling to perform. On the surface, this narrative seems compassionate or pragmatic, but upon closer examination, it reveals troubling underlying assumptions and motives.
Those who advocate mass immigration using this argument implicitly admit they seek cheap labour, effectively advocating for a new servant class to perform essential tasks at minimal wages. It suggests a disturbing willingne
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Éire Gaelach: Nature’s Timeless Dance—The Ancient Irish Tradition of Awakening
In Ireland, our relationship with the land is as ancient and profound as our most sacred traditions. Long before modern distractions, our ancestors cherished the rhythms and sequences of nature, celebrating them as evidence of the delicate balance—the equilibrium—that breathes life into the very soul of our island. Today, this beautiful relationship is still ours to embrace.
Each spring, Ireland gently awakens, revealing an extraordinary and intricate sequence. Look closely, and you'll see nature’s delicate timetable unfolding around you, as it has done for t
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Ireland for the Irish: Why This Phrase Matters
The phrase "Ireland for the Irish" often evokes strong reactions, yet its underlying meaning is straightforward, logical, and fundamentally just. At its heart, it poses a simple question: If Ireland isn't for the Irish people, then for whom should it be?
This is not about exclusion or hostility. It's about affirming the right of the Irish people to prioritize their own cultural identity, economic interests, national sovereignty, and future. Every nation has the inherent right to preserve and celebrate its identity, culture, language, and history without apology.
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I Want an Irish Ireland
Teastaíonn Éire Ghaelach uaim,
Glan mar shruthán sléibhe,
Áit ina maireann spiorad
Na nGael i gcroí gach lae.
Tír mhúnlaithe, faoi chúram
Daoine dúchasacha féin,
Ár gcine ársa slánaithe,
Ár gcultúr faoi bhláth go tréan.
Ár miotais beo is bríomhar,
Scéalta na bhFiann le hinsint fós,
Gaisce, neart is crógacht
I seanscéalta ár sinsear beo.
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Echoes of the Fianna: A Tribute to Seán MacDiarmada, Tom Clarke, and Eamonn Ceannt
In the sacred mist that veils Éirinn's ancient hills, three warriors walk eternal—Seán MacDiarmada, Tom Clarke, and Eamonn Ceannt—borne by a spirit that echoes from the mighty Fianna. Their voices resound softly through glens once guarded by Fionn Mac Cumhaill, their courage a flame kindled in the hearts of those who keep vigil by fires long burning beneath Irish skies.
Seán MacDiarmada, a whispering harp-string of strength, his resolve shimmering as pure and steady as ancient melodies strummed by bards beneath starry nights. Within his heart b
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