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Ireland at the crossroads: Can the ancient Brehon laws guide the republic away from anti-immigrant sentiment?

  • Written by Christine Kinealy, Director of Ireland's Great Hunger Institute, Quinnipiac University, Quinnipiac University
Ireland at the crossroads: Can the ancient Brehon laws guide the republic away from anti-immigrant sentiment?Undocumented migrants in Ireland hold a demonstration in 2017.Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images

Ireland’s new prime minister is a relatively young man leading a comparatively young republic that is experiencing severalunprecedented challenges.

Simon Harris was confirmed as “taoiseach,” or prime minister, on April 9, 2024,...

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