HeyJaredColin Sheridan
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Colin Sheridan: When an emergency is permanent (opens the original)
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By September 1, 1976, Adolf Hitler had been dead for over 30 years. The Third Reich was gone. Hiroshima and Nagasaki had been destroyed and rebuilt. Germany and Japan were allies of the West. Stalin had died. JFK had visited Ireland and been assassinated. The Beatles had formed, conquered the world and broken up. Men had walked on the moon. Ireland had changed too. It had declared itself a republic, abandoned the last formal links with Britain's commonwealth, joined the United Nations and entere
Colin Sheridan: Art will always be political, whatever Ed Sheeran says (opens the original)
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If, as many great artists have tried to tell us, all good art is political, then Ed Sheeran’s music is terrible. This is my personal opinion, of course, and Sheeran has been dividing opinions long before he declared not having any of his own. The amount of turf in his shed tells one story, and that story is that he is richer than Solomon. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to know the latest news and updates
The two Kosovos: A country still living with an unfinished peace (opens the original)
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Irish supporters arriving in Pristina this week might reasonably have expected the blue and white flags of the host country to adorn the streets and boulevards. Less expected were the nightly demonstrations flowing through the centre of Europeâs youngest country. Young and old walked together towards Skanderbeg Square, carrying Albanian and Kosovo liberation army (KLA) flags. They were protesting against the convictions in The Hague of former president Hashim Thaçi and three other senior KL
How many of these everyday items could you do without? (Israel has banned them all from Gaza) (opens the original)
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To every Irish person who queued to take a selfie with Donald Trump last week; who slapped him on the back and laughed obligingly when he entered the room; to the Football Association of Ireland and Heimir HallgrÃmsson; to Ed Sheeran; and to an Irish Government that continues to trade with Israel while sheltering behind the performative politics of pseudo-solidarity: Here is an incomplete list of everyday items Israel has denied the people of Gaza, in flagrant breach of its obligations under in
Colin Sheridan: 9/11 Falling Man photo reminds us that all human lives matter (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years later, there are still new ways to watch the end of the old world. New angles emerge. Previously unseen footage is uploaded. Found footage emerges from an attic, or something recorded from a rooftop in Brooklyn is digitised, and once again the plane enters the frame, the fireball erupts, and eventually the towers fall. September 11, 2001, may be the most watched atrocity in human history. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to know th
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