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David KITCHING

Chairperson of the International Affairs Unit in the Irish Labour Party and sits on the committee of the Dublin P&PR branch of the National Union of Journalists.
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09/10/2014

The Changing Faces of Populism: Systemic Challengers in Europe and the US

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13/06/2024

🇮🇪 The defence of progressive values leads a new MEP to step up to the mark

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13/02/2020

General Election 2020 and Ireland’s new normal

The results of the Irish Election invite comparisons to a political earthquake, but a brief look at recent history tells a more multi-layered story.
20/12/2019

Electoral contagion: the UK coughs and Ireland sneezes

For Ireland, there is no such thing as a good Brexit. However, if they must now accept Brexit as inevitable, there are a few fundamental protections that cannot be undone.