Irish National Congress

11/02/2026

TRÁCHT NÁISIÚNTA No. 9 Feb 2026
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19/01/2026

TRÁCHT NÁISIÚNTA Dec '25
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02/04/2025

TRACHT NAISIÚNTA Feb '25

Articles:

The Future of the Left

Triple Lock & Seville Declaration

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15/12/2024

TRACHT NAISIÚNTA NO. 3 ISSUED

Post Irish general election edition just out.

10/11/2024

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15/10/2024

TRÁCHT NÁISIÚNTA

New occasional bulletin (National Comment) launched by INC.

First two editions on web page at www.inc.ie

10/03/2024

SPRING '24 ED. OF 'THE IRISH NATION'

Full copy on web site - www.inc.ie

29/11/2023

29/11/2023

SOFTLY, SOFTLY INTERVIEW

RTÉ wonders why its license fees are not being paid and then seeks to promote itself by broadcasting a softly, softly interview with an anti-Irish ranting representative of Israeli child killers, President Isaac Herzog, conducted by a correspondent having emerged out of his Tel Aviv hotel, as always well away from Gaza. When are we getting an interview with a representative of the oppressed Palestinian people?

06/08/2023

JUST PUBLISHED - Autumn '23
Contents:
Defending Irish Neutrality
A Fortified Ireland
Unionism on the Defensive
The Left and Open Borders
The Russo-Ukrainian War
Who Are The People?
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07/06/2023

REMINISCENCES RE GOOD FRIDAY '98

Full text available at www.inc.ie

04/12/2022

THE PINNOCHIO TIMES

The editors of The Irish Times must have come to the conclusion that their readers' literacy only applies to headlines and disappears after that. In the Sat 3 Dec 2022 edition, the front-page banner headline stated: "Big majority in North against united Ireland". However, for those able to read the accompanying story by Pat Leahy (probably not responsible for the headline), it is discovered that the attitudes' poll concerned revealed that 50% opined in favour of staying in the UK. For those who did arithmetic at school, this does not indicate a majority of any sort. It seems a case of taking tendentiousness to a ridiculous extreme.