Joe Horgan
Comment 2 months ago

A reassuring sight in uncertain times

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 2 months ago

Andy Burnham and the fading fault lines of faith

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 5 months ago

When protest misreads the public mood

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 1 year ago

When does a blow-in belong?

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 1 year ago

Two castles, two churches, one big question

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 1 year ago

The strength and strangeness of Irish smallness

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 1 year ago

Literary landscapes: Seeing Ireland through its writers

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 1 year ago

Warmth and celebration in a winter of change

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 1 year ago

The value of voting in an era of apathy

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 1 year ago

Growing up Irish in England

By: Joe Horgan

Culture 2 years ago

New book from Irish Post columnist Joe Horgan

By: Irish Post

Comment 3 years ago

Is England really a grey and unpleasant land?

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 3 years ago

Sadly, the number of Irish in Britain is in decline

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 4 years ago

Does Irish emigration ever truly go away?

By: Joe Horgan

Comment 4 years ago

Now is not the time to undermine our actual health experts

By: Joe Horgan