We often hear that perhaps we should be “more realistic” and compromise on basic positions in order to “win over people” or even worse “get more positive media coverage”. We…
The Nationalism of Michael Collins: A Positive Vision
With the one-hundred-year anniversary of the tragic death of Michael Collins upon us, tributes and discussion are flowing from all political directions, from organisations who couldn’t be more dissimilar in…
Atlanticism: Ireland’s Cultural and Ideological Occupation
It isn’t difficult to find yourself estranged in the modern world. While every generation seems to be nostalgic for the decade that they grew up in, there is something fundamentally…
The following is an interview exchange carried out with a young Irish nationalist and member of the National Party. Interviewer: So first off, I’d like to ask you why you…
People will say hard things about us now, but we shall be remembered by posterity and blessed by unborn generations. An Intimate Conflict The confusions about Pearse begin with his…
“It is this imagery that 1916 is built around… the notion of resurrection. And in particular the idea that a Nation does not simply rise but must raise itself!” —…
Unraveling the “Great Reset”: Formulating Nationalism’s Answer
The following is an account of the National Party’s recent economics conference, submitted by an attendee of the event. “…a dream that was dreamed in the heart, and that only…
Members of the National Party's Dublin cumann at the Wolfe Tone statue in Stephen's Green, Dublin City. Members of the National Party's Galway Cumann at the Liam Mellows statue in...
Everyone agrees on one thing. The world is on the brink of tumultuous change. But where are we going? And who is making the decisions on our behalf? Breaking Point:…
Abstract Born in England to a British Army father and a mother from Wexford, Liam Mellows and his family returned to Ireland when he was a young child. From an…