Finn McRedmond

The meme has transcended culture and taken over politics. Why has everyone misunderstood it?

The rancour of X’s digital square has spilled on to the English high street.

Since last November’s violence in Dublin, the country’s temperature has changed entirely.

Without an outsized personality like Tucker Carlson or Jordan Peterson, the left risks stagnation.

The novel becoming a cultural accessory means to look like a reader, not be one.

The Roman Republic is a lazy analogy for the modern political condition.

It was exhilarating for a while, but there is power in knowing a moment has passed.

Language is unravelling across the party.

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

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?