Gaza "Not Genocide": EU foreign ministers in Wicklow
An analysis of the recent EU foreign ministers' meeting in Wicklow, Dubravka Šuica’s rejection of the genocide label, UK sanctions against Israel, and East Jerusalem's strategic importance.
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Is Russia a Threat to Ireland’s Security?
Russia poses a growing asymmetric threat to Ireland through cyber warfare, subsea cable tracking, and airspace incursions, exposing severe radar and defence deficits.
Is it likely that the antisemitic account was actually hacked on X?
JohnnyGpops antisemitic posts Ireland: AIG staffer claims X account hacked after exposure. Compare with Aontacht AIB protests and Free State Garda rhetoric. Full analysis.
Security Update: Tallaght Mosque Video – Garda Have Not Yet Investigated Claims of Firearms or Airsoft Rifles
A video circulating since 31 August 2026 shows three men unloading long rifle-like objects from a car near the Tallaght Mosque on Greenhills Road, Dublin 24. Social media posts claim these are guns; others say they may be airsoft rifles.
Cost of Living Protest Dublin 31 August 2026
Light-hearted on-the-ground report from today’s Dublin cost of living protest led by Cllr Tom McDonnell. Latest verified stats on 17,527 homeless, child homelessness record, inflation and mental health pressures.
Flashpoint Syria: The Israeli Strike, Turkey’s Terrorist Network
Israel’s targeted strike on Syria's Abu Duhur airbase exposes a volatile proxy conflict with Turkey. With Erdogan harbouring Hamas, backing the Muslim Brotherhood, and financing global jihadist networks, here is the sharp reality of the geopolitical and economic fallout.
Ireland Protests Against Israeli Tech Workers: Security Risks And Damage to Irish Businesses
Ireland’s position as a major European tech hub is under pressure from organised campaigns that target Israeli-linked professionals, dual-citizen workers and companies with any connection to Israel. These actions go beyond traditional protest. They include event cancellations through threats, public doxing of individuals as “spies,” property damage
What We Know About the Alleged Gang Rape at Galway’s Ceannt Station – and the Silence That Followed
Two men charged with rape and false imprisonment at Ceannt Station car park on 1 August 2026. Court facts, Garda statement, local reaction, media priorities around the station name and anti-social behaviour, and limited political comment on women’s safety.
Two Weeks After the Invasion of Ceuta: Shanty Towns and Sexual Assaults
Two weeks after the mass surge into Ceuta, the beaches tell the story of what remains. On Playa del Trampolín, a once-ordinary cove has become a sprawling shanty town of reed, cardboard and plastic huts where roughly 1,500 migrants sleep under the open sky.
How to Spot Phishing Scams: Fake Delivery Emails & Grubhub Case Study
Learn how to spot a phishing scam using a real-world fake Grubhub delivery email. Discover the red flags, whitelisted domains, and what to do if you receive one.
Massive Overnight Ukraine Drone Strike Damages Russian Warships in Novorossiysk
Overnight on August 12, 2026, Ukrainian defence forces launched a massive drone and missile strike on the Russian port of Novorossiysk, damaging four warships and halting operations at key global grain terminals.
Fleadh Cheoil Belfast United Through Music
Belfast's first Fleadh Cheoil brought 800,000 visitors, unionist band inclusions, loyalist pushback, and a stark reminder of the Troubles' legacy.
The BBC’s Blind Spot: Whitewashing Hamas and the Illusion of the Gaza Peace Deal
An unvarnished look at how the BBC's coverage of the Gaza peace plan sanitises Hamas, ignoring their blatant denial of documented October 7th atrocities.
Algorithmic Echo Chambers: How LLM Political Bias Threatens Irish Democracy
From Stanford bias studies to US critiques of Irish state media, explore how systemic political slants in Large Language Models threaten democratic debate in Ireland.