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Meon Gaelach: The original Derek as described by Flann O'Brien's brother
Ciarán Ó Nualláin's satire of the "Efficiency Expert" is more relevant than ever.
Aug 16
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A brief history of the British subversion of Irish Resistance movements
In every generation when the Irish nation begins to assert itself, the toxic force of British subversion rears its ugly head once more.
Aug 10
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Meon Gaelach: A 1960s warning against Globalization in Ireland
Máirtín Ó Braonáin, SJ.'s famous pamphlet 'An Dá Chultúr' (1967) railed against the cultural usurpation of Gaeldom.
Aug 9
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Meon Gaelach: A Translation of Ó Direáin's Pearse poem for the Easter Rising's 25th anniversary
Máirtín Ó Direáin's forgotten poem about Pearse and the Easter Rising is a rallying call for dissident Gaels.
Aug 2
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July 2024
The Tailteann 2028 Project: Ó Muircheartaigh's legacy and the necessity of reviving the Philosophy of the Gaelic Games
The legacy of legend Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh and this year's centenary of the Tailteann Games revival should inspire dissidents to re-explore the…
Jul 31
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Meon Gaelach: On the Importance of Nationality from the Gaelic classic Saoirse Gan Só
Seán De Fréine's classic Saoirse Gan Só, written in 1960, is more relevant than ever.
Jul 26
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Meon Gaelach: Translating the Proclamation of the 1969 Gaelic Revolution
The Gluaiseacht Chearta Sibhialta na Gaeltachta was Gaelicism in practice.
Jul 19
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Meon Gaelach: Seán South on the Gall's Re-planting of Ireland
Seán South's writing as Gaeilge is required reading for young dissident nationalists.
Jul 12
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Meon Gaelach: A Translation of Ó Direáin's Connolly poem for the Easter Rising's 25th anniversary
In the inaugural post for my Meon Gaelach series, I have translated Máirtín Ó Direáin's early poem commemorating James Connolly, written for the 25th…
Jul 5
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Meon Gaelach: A Statement of Aims for reviving Irish intellectualism
Irish intellectual life requires a revival, I believe re-introducing classic, yet forgotten, Gaelic works of culture, philosophy and poetry will be…
Jul 5
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June 2024
A Gaelic Kibbutzim?: Fennell's 'Iosrael in Iarchonnachta' Movement (Fennellism, pt. 2)
In the late 1960s Desmond Fennell and a wide group of Gaeilgeoirí moved to Conamara, in attempt to launch a radical Gaelic Revolution.
Jun 12
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A Gaelic Kibbutzim?: Fennell's 'Iosrael in Iarchonnachta' Movement (Fennellism, pt. 2)
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Haugheyite Populism: The ideology behind Irish electoral success (Fennellism, pt. 1)
As Charlie's Populist rhetoric and bombast dominated Irish elections in the 80s, through his Sunday Post column, Desmond Fennell laid out the…
Jun 11
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