David McCann

2 months ago | irishnews.com | David McCann

Easter is always a time of reflection for Irish nationalism. As we reflect on the 1916 Rising and the hugely consequential events that followed, it is hard not to wonder what those who took part in the Rising and the War of Independence would think of modern Ireland and where we should go next as an island. Last weekend, we heard many politicians within nationalism reflect on the legacy of the Rising and where the following steps on the pathway to reunification could lead.

2 months ago | irishnews.com | David McCann

I don’t think I have ever seen a foreign leader have so much impact on the domestic politics of as many countries as Donald Trump has had since he returned as the US President in January. From Canada to Australia, his statements and policies have impacted the political fortunes of governments and oppositions around the globe. Take Canada, for example. Until March, a change of government was almost a certainty.

2 months ago | cfo.com | David McCann

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Mar 26, 2025 | msn.com | David McCann

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Mar 26, 2025 | irishnews.com | David McCann

The Labour government will present its Spring Statement today. It promises a lot of pain and no guarantee that anything will be meaningfully better over the next four years. Sadly, for us in Northern Ireland, this will mean that even with a devolved government, much of the pain will be felt locally as Stormont wrestles with its budgetary challenges. We can expect little from our Executive in mitigating or halting any of the policy decisions being made at Westminster. Once again, here we are.