All articles by Deagl�n de Br�ad�n

Deagl�n de Br�ad�n: Nuclear danger is centre stage once again

Columnists 10 Aug, 2022

JUST 77 years ago last Saturday the first-ever atomic bomb used in a conflict was dropped on the city of Hiroshima.

Deagl�n de Br�ad�n: Departed leaders left a legacy that will always show them in a good light

Columnists 03 Aug, 2022

THERE are times when someone you know passes away and it turns out the two of you had something in common that you weren't aware of before.

Deagl�n de Br�ad�n: Boris's successor must take practical approach to protocol

Columnists 20 Jul, 2022

IF there is one aspect of Boris Johnson's premiership that we might miss, it's his way with words.

Deagl�n de Br�ad�n: Shinzo Abe killing a tragic reminder of past political assassinations

Columnists 13 Jul, 2022

THE controversial MP Enoch Powell famously said: "All political careers end in failure".

Deagl�n de Br�ad�n: History moves on, and republican objectives are now closer

Columnists 06 Jul, 2022

MAKING my way home from downtown Dublin of an evening, I frequently stop on the Upper Rathmines Road to get a few groceries as well as a newspaper or magazine (nothing like holding the print edition in your hand.

Deagl�n de Br�ad�n: Little evidence of sentimental British attachment to the north

Columnists 15 Jun, 2022

THERE'S nothing like a permanent and pensionable job.

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