Maturity

New Irelander blog's newest piece was written by me earlier today. Please follow the link.

"The archaic insolence of dissident republicanism may be disturbing, but it harks to a time before social networking and online sharing. A dominating characteristic of life for young people in Ireland in the 21st century is boundless interconnection; it is difficult to avoid a growing attachment to each other with the prevalence of Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc. (whether we like it or not). In light of this modern webscape, a mature New Ireland must hatch from the adolescent ‘Peace Process’."

Identity in a Post-Racial society

Just click on the title to read "Identity in a Post-Racial Society" from the lawthink.co.uk blog. It deals with 21st century dynamic of identity politics in the United Kingdom.

Reflections on St. Patrick's Day

I've written my latest piece for the New Irelander blog. It is about the 21st century significance of a religious festivity such as St. Patrick's Day. How does it reflect the Ireland of today?

It was published on 27th March, and may be read here.

Post on rightsni blog

This month, I had a guest post on the www.rightsni.org blog, which is hosted by the CAJ and Amnesty NI.

My post, entitled "Abu Qatada, Marian McGlinchey and Due Process", can be read here.

A New Approach to Sexism in the UK, dear?

My latest LawThink blog can be read at the below link:

http://www.lawthink.co.uk/2012/03/a-new-approach-to-sexism-in-the-uk-dear/

Responsible Governance

My fourth post in the NEW Ireland blog series.

http://www.newirelander.com/2012/02/new-ireland-4-responsible-governance.html

The Right to Die and the concept of "Irishness"

A blog on the case of Tony Nicklinson:
Locked-in syndrome and the Right to Die

The third in a series of articles on the New Irelander blog:
A NEW Ireland: (3) Irishness