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The Jews and the Irish: the case of Thomas Moore Thomas Moore (1779-1852) is regarded as a preeminent 19th century Irish poet, remembered primarily for "Irish Melodies." He also compared the persecution of the Irish to the persecution of the Jews. In fact, after the savage

THIS DAY in 1954, Alan Turing took his own life. Helped to win WWII. Saved 100s of 1000s of lives. Created the first Electronic Computer. A True Genius of his time. Driven to desperate measures by a Society that didn't understand a different sexuality.

"Regular Palestinians in Gaza took part in abducting innocents for slaughter" is not really helping your case here.

“In singling out Israel alone for boycott and divestment while maintaining ties with other countries with well-documented human rights violations, Trinity [College Dublin] has opened itself to the charge of institutional anti-Semitism and racism. I am ashamed of my alma mater.”

‘Israelis are seen as uniquely undeserving of sympathy. Young people who survived being raped and murdered at the Nova festival are treated like they were the culprits’ Douglas Murray on the deranged hatred of Israel: buff.ly/XXcz6Nj

There is a fear within Irish universities & institutions that if you identify yourself as opposing TCD’s egregious boycott of Israeli universities, research institutions & academics & the BDS anti Israel, antisemitic extremists it will result in being targeted & your academic

Dr Jane Mahony Irish Times Letters Murray Gordon Trinity College Dublin Global I studied for a Certificate in Holocaust Education in Trinity in 2011-2012. As part of that we spent a week in Jerusalem and were taught by some of the world’s top Holocaust scholars. They worked in Israeli universities. It seems this would not be permitted now by Trinity College Dublin

My little poetry pamphlet ‘Biology Matters’ is no longer available for purchase. Thanks to everyone who supported it over the last three years. This poem ‘Heart’ - in three parts - sums up my position on what are some of the most divisive issues of our times. Unity and diversity:

A superb op-ed in todays Sunday Independent by Eilis O’Hanlon.

As Trinity College Dublin has substantial state funding, how does the boycott align with Government policy Department of Further and Higher Education Irish Foreign Ministry We are now Research Ireland? Or commercial and academic partnerships Intel Columbia University ?

"Are we going to see Hillary Clinton resign or QUB calling upon her to resign due to her being a long standing friend of Israel?" My comments in the Belfast News Letter on the shameful decision of Queen's University Belfast 🎓 to sever ties with Israel 📰🇬🇧🇮🇱 | Read more: newsletter.co.uk/news/politics/…

In print now as well as online…in today’s Business Post the threats and thinking that drove Britain’s defence review UK Joint Delegation to NATO Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧

Unwittingly, this demonstrates the precise issue facing Israel. Terrorists only put on uniforms when they want to parade hostages. This did not occur either to Sky News, or to the brilliant doctor, demonstrate the extent to which thinking has stopped.

This week's column: Whatever one might think of the Israeli assult on Gaza, Trinity College's ban on Jewish students is a shocking, unjustifiable textbook example of antisemitism. Everyone in Ireland should be ashamed of this move. independent.ie/opinion/eilis-…

My experience of using ChatGPT/Deepseek etc for serious historical or art historical research is that it just makes stuff up. Along with Google ruining its 'traditional' search, I feel like we're actually going backwards - perhaps by decades!

This week's piece: Irish universities have become factories for radicalisation by succumbing to student demands to sever all ties with the world's only Jewish state. Refusing to allow individual Israeli students to attend Trinity is textbook anti-semitism. independent.ie/opinion/eilis-…

The way things are going in Ireland, this lad would be in with a good shout of winning the Presidency later this year telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…

I find it very odd that Ireland’s foreign minister would endorse an attempt by a bunch of civilians to enter a war zone. Whatever about their motives, what they’re doing is incredibly dangerous and shouldn’t be encouraged.

Really Irish Foreign Ministry? Really?

"Once the college bent the knee to radicals, who desecrated memorial benches & held the college to ransom, it was apparent they did not have the courage to do what is right." My comments on Trinity College's shameful capitulation to extremists 📰🇮🇪🇮🇱 newsletter.co.uk/news/politics/…