"[N]ot only should all young Gaels embrace reading this and all the other great works of Gaelic literature discussed, but we should be fighting for its expansion into modern Irish culture."

Creeve Rua outlines essential texts in the Gaelic canon.

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https://meonjournal.com/read/meon-gaelach-an-essential-gaeltober-reading-list

"As Ireland faces issues on all fronts, it is important that students put their best foot forward - for themselves and for their nation."

Ryan Kiersey's guide to making the most of your University years.

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https://meonjournal.com/read/meons-guide-to-university-advice-for-nationalist-students

"There is a vile, skulking, servile spirit abroad…. a lying, dastardly spirit it prates about British greatness and British magnanimity, and foretells us devoted Britishers when we have got our “rights”; it derides nobility allied with failure and, when a voice is raised on behalf of the cause for which men died, it sniggles of ‘Cabbage gardens’ and ‘Battles of Tallaght’. We shall strive to exorcise that spirit and to make its harbourers loathsome as leprosy in the sight of the people."

Didn't catch F. H. Kelly's critical analysis of Arthur Griffith's essay 'On the Founding of the United Irishman'.

Check it out:

https://meonjournal.com/read/nationalist-exegesis-arthur-griffiths-founding-of-the-united-irishmen

"What did a Soviet Communist, a British Conservative and a US Democrat agree on at the end of WW2? Ending centuries of failed multiculturalism"

John Mellerick demonstrates that remigration is a historical norm, and examines its diverse rationales.

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https://meonjournal.com/read/ethnic-exodus-outward-migration-from-the-reconquista-to-world-war-2