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Martin Luther King: David McCullagh on MLK's life and legacy

Sometimes our veneration for heroic figures can do them an injustice, stripping them of their humanity, the halos we choose to fix on them obscuring rather than revealing their true selves.
Books • 03 Jun 23

Boss level: David McCullagh on Bruce's triumphant Dublin shows

"Thank you, Dublin; thank you, Ireland; the E Street Band loves you."
Music • 10 May 23

David McCullagh on a century of The Irish Defence Forces

David McCullagh reviews The Irish Defence Forces, 1922-2022, the new book by Eoin Kinsella exploring the landmark successes and achievements, struggles and missteps of the Defence Forces over the past century.
Books • 17 Apr 23

A Woman in Defence - a shocking tale of the armed forces reviewed

A member of the first platoon of women recruited into the Defence Forces in 1981, Karina Molloy had a distinguished career which took her to Lebanon, Bosnia, Eritrea and Chad.
Books • 11 Feb 23

Cover me - David McCullagh on why Bruce Springsteen still matters

Bruce Springsteen • 20 Nov 22

David McCullagh on Bob Dylan's Philosophy of Modern Song

Books • 15 Nov 22

David McCullagh on one man's journey to the Good Friday Agreement

Books • 09 Oct 22

David McCullagh on the extraordinary life of Rose Dugdale

Books • 01 Oct 22

David McCullagh on the Michael Collins diaries

Books • 22 Aug 22

Ahern a 'pragmatic negotiator' who could be 'ruthless'

The British Ambassador to Dublin regarded Taoiseach Bertie Ahern as a pragmatic negotiator and deal-broker, but one who kept his own counsel and could be "ruthless".
UK • 19 Jul 22
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