Articles by Joe Horgan

The rise of Independent TDs has not been a breath of fresh air
Comment 1 week ago

The rise of Independent TDs has not been a breath of fresh air

By: Joe Horgan

How can anyone Irish vote for the Conservatives?
Comment 2 weeks ago

How can anyone Irish vote for the Conservatives?

By: Joe Horgan

'Ludicrous Liam Miller memorial match refusal by GAA is beyond comprehension'
Comment 1 year ago

'Ludicrous Liam Miller memorial match refusal by GAA is beyond comprehension'

By: Joe Horgan

Why can’t an Irishman want England to win the World Cup?
Comment 1 year ago

Why can’t an Irishman want England to win the World Cup?

By: Joe Horgan

Brexit-induced rush for Irish passports is baffling
Comment 1 year ago

Brexit-induced rush for Irish passports is baffling

By: Joe Horgan

After all the horror revealed this week, I have to ask, is there something wrong with men?
Comment 1 year ago

After all the horror revealed this week, I have to ask, is there something wrong with men?

By: Joe Horgan

Ireland’s cervical smear scandal is the most horrific, fatal kind
Comment 1 year ago

Ireland’s cervical smear scandal is the most horrific, fatal kind

By: Joe Horgan

Why we must stick to the facts as Ireland's abortion referendum draws near
Comment 1 year ago

Why we must stick to the facts as Ireland's abortion referendum draws near

By: Joe Horgan

For the Irish abroad the role of music in your life is unlike any other
Comment 1 year ago

For the Irish abroad the role of music in your life is unlike any other

By: Joe Horgan

It turns out the Good Friday Agreement is as needed now as it ever was
Comment 1 year ago

It turns out the Good Friday Agreement is as needed now as it ever was

By: Joe Horgan

Ireland needs to grow up and have a serious conversation about men and women
Comment 1 year ago

Ireland needs to grow up and have a serious conversation about men and women

By: Joe Horgan

'Coming out of Ireland helped me see more clearly what Ireland truly is'
Comment 1 year ago

'Coming out of Ireland helped me see more clearly what Ireland truly is'

By: Joe Horgan

'They have died and did not receive a penny' - Ireland continues to fail Magdalene Laundry survivors
Life & Style 1 year ago

'They have died and did not receive a penny' - Ireland continues to fail Magdalene Laundry survivors

By: Joe Horgan

'The country is shaped by emigration, but the Irish in Ireland have no idea what it means'
Life & Style 1 year ago

'The country is shaped by emigration, but the Irish in Ireland have no idea what it means'

By: Joe Horgan

‘The Church in Ireland is now a marginal voice, but what horrors do our new masters bring?’
Life & Style 1 year ago

‘The Church in Ireland is now a marginal voice, but what horrors do our new masters bring?’

By: Joe Horgan