Finn McRedmond

The journalist and figurehead of the young Corbynite left on progressive politics in retreat and what the right got right.

The enduring resonance of the Roman empire is often remarked upon – but rarely understood.

Slop for the brain, slop for the tastebuds.

The Odyssey is the perfect canvas for the director’s obsession with power and time.

The country has drawn a false equivalence with Northern Ireland and Palestine.

As incumbent governments fell across the world, Ireland’s establishment held firm.

As the country heads to the polls some voters want to rip up the status quo.

If even Sinn Féin is being drawn away from its voters ahead of this month’s general election, who will represent the country’s fragmented edges?

The Republican campaign’s embrace of the gay anthem shows just how much the party has been changed.

Language is unravelling across the party.