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9/11 and The Seminar Room: The Attacks and the Two Americas, Then and Now
#45 - Winter 2011
Nicaragua Revisited
At a traffic roundabout in Managua, in the middle of a hot, drizzly grey day, a few men have gathered around a sign advertising a new open-air revolutionary museum...
#43 - Summer 2011
The Twilight of Irish Catholic New York
In Manhattan and the Bronx, the new Latino face of Catholic America. . .
#39 - Summer 2010
‘Forgive Me, Mother, for my Crazy Life’
The Mara Salvatrucha – a.k.a. the most dangerous gang in the world – on trial. . .
#31 - Summer 2008
Mosley in Ireland
The British fascist and his Irish homes and causes . . .
#26 - Spring 2007
#23 - Summer 2006
#13 - Winter 2003
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Why 1916 still decides Irish elections after a century
3 March 2016
The triumphs and errors of Éamon de Valera
11 January 2016
Ryszard Kapuscinski: The Weaving of a Subtle, Insidious Legend
20 September 2012
The Dream of the Celt by Mario Vargas Llosa
Bloody Sunday: Truths, Lies and the Saville Inquiry
5 March 2012
To End All Wars: How the First World War Divided Britain
27 April 2011
What if Latin America Ruled the World?
The ghost in the machine: Keane: the Autobiography
16 September 2002
A Talent to Offend: Memoir: My Life and Themes, Conor Cruise O'Brien
1 January 1999
Ireland before the Rising: From Gallipoli to the Little Tramp
From Gallipoli to the Little Tramp in "Dragons stirring: Ireland six months before the Rising", an Irish Times special supplement
18 November 2015
All paintings by Phil Kelly, click here to find out more