Yan Mac Oireachtaigh

Out and about during a recent trip to meet friends in Brussels. Join us nationalparty.ie/join

Members of Óige Náisiúnach recently met with Sinine Äratus, the youth wing of EKRE, the second largest political party in the Estonian parliament. nationalparty.ie/join

I was honoured to lead a delegation of Óige Náisiúnach members to the latest GNJC congress in Flanders. I spoke with leaders, organisers and members of each organisation: NSV, Geuzenbond, GNSV aswell as Voorpost activists! We talked strategy, ideas, and the future of Europe. We are all working in our Nations to bring about a flourishing, nationalist Europe, strong and prosperous; creating an alternative to the current EU super state regime. I gave a brief introduction of what Óige Náisiúnach is, what we stand for, and I let our allies know that the future is ours. Is Linne An Todhchaí!

Three months after communist thugs failed to murder delegates at the National Party Ard Fheis, Ireland has seen last night another left-wing terrorist attack. The Lying Media will tell you that the far-right (who apparently are constantly 'mobilising' and 'rising') are the greatest threat to society. They say nothing of the far-left, who attack people with hammers and drive cars into crowds of women and children. When will Paul Murphy et al be held to account for stirring up hatred, something of which we on the right are constantly accused (without any evidence at all)?

“Throughout Ireland today we see the seeds of many new Ulsters being planted: virtually every town and city has a centre dedicated to housing an infinity of migrants brought in by a government laced with lackeys of Finance Capital and even direct agents of the British state who continue their tradition of war against the Irish.” https://nationalparty.ie/plantations-old-and-new/

An Estonian Nationalist Perspective - Eino Rantanen, Chairman of Sinine Äratus/ Blue Awakening https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrfPmbT9dRk

Great response from members of the public at today's anti-immigration rally. Is Linne An Todhchaí! #HouseTheIrish nationalparty.ie/join

That concludes tonights broadcast, a special thank you to our guest Eino Rantanen Chairman of Sinine Äratus or Blue Awakening for joining us tonight!

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The livestream will begin shortly.

Óige Náisiúnach will host a livestream with Yan Mac Oireachtaigh alongside our special guest on Saturday the 4th at 7pm, Chairman of Sinine Äratus (Blue Awakening), which is the affiliated youth movement of the EKRE party.

“Communism is intrinsically evil, and no one who would save Christian civilisation may collaborate with it in any undertaking whatsoever.” - Divini Redemptoris, Pope Pius XI. It’s an interesting quote. No reason to suppose it has anything to do with Malachy Steenson, at all. Or the Workers Party, at all.

Party Leader Justin Barrett and members of the National Party took part in an anti-immigration rally in Dublin today. To get involved visit nationalparty.ie/join #HouseTheIrish

MANIFESTATION ANTI-IMMIGRATION EN IRLANDE : DISCUSSION AVEC YAN, RESPONSABLE DE LA JEUNESSE DU NATIONAL PARTY 🇮🇪 Encore un peu d'actualité irlandaise. Pour compléter ma cartouche-vidéo, voici un entretien entre moi et Yan, responsable de jeunesse du NP (principal mouvement proche de nos idées en Irlande). Au programme : détails sur l'affaire, la jonction entre manifestants-militants et même un peu de blocage musclé d'autoroute. 😁 🤙🏻 Yan nous confirme que la dynamique irlandaise n'est pas prête de s'essouffler, et que l'île pourrait bientôt connaître une reconfiguration politique intéressante. 👉🏻 Liens utiles : ⁃ Le canal de Yan : https://t.me/YanMacNP ⁃ Le site du National Party : https://nationalparty.ie ⁃ Les 9 principes du NP, brochure-programme phare du mouvement : https://nationalparty.ie/principles/

There is the further implication and not the least in the term British nationalism of a territorial claim over part or all of Ireland. My country. Our country. I have not seen any policy document or statement from any leader, group, or political party which styles itself British that does not state that the six north eastern counties of our island of Ireland should not be under the jurisdiction of the political power construct of the United Kingdom. The only variation on maintaining full support for the Union has been the even more ludicrous suggestion that the 26 nominally independent counties should also return to that jurisdiction. It is founded variously on the belief that this island and the people living on it are “British” or that some considerable part of the population of the six north eastern counties are. This is not even geographically plausible. And yet it’s proclamation by bigger forces has and does plague the politics of our moral and spiritually sound nationalism of an Ireland united, gaelic and free. It has led to various very shady co-operation between people from the island of Britain and dangerous elements on or own island claiming to be “Unionist” or more usually “Loyalist”. Is should be obvious and if it is not let me state it here. No genuine Irish Nationalist would engage with or co-operate with any organisation unless there is a renunciation of the claim of sovereignty over the six counties by a London Government. Indeed, it is the flaw of the Good Friday agreement that will inevitably lead to its unravelling one way of another that such a renunciation was not the first and foremost point discussed. And the Republic’s claim should have, far from being removed from our Constitution been re-stated. That is a broader issue. More immediately I intend to refute here the suggestion that for the purposes of “far-right” ideology or any common interests that we might have with persons or groups in Britain, The National Party could, would, or will form an alliance of co-operation with any political grouping that maintains any foreign territorial claim in Ireland. It is difficult to know whether suggestions that some “far-right” individuals have met with such organisations have taken place with such ideas in mind because we only have the medias insinuations to go off of for the behaviour of anyone else and we note they always remain un-named. We know only what we know. We haven’t and we won’t. We denounce anyone who would without hesitation or reservation. That does not preclude the fact that some people claiming to be British nationalists are not of themselves of sound character. It is only to declare emphatically that insofar as they might exist they haven’t the faintest idea what nationalism is and there can therefore be no common ground of any substance between them and us. The political arrangements between nations not of this island may be of some academic interest but we cannot have a policy position, other than a broad ideological empathy with ethnic independence for all the peoples of the world.

There is no such thing as British “nationalism” because there the is no such thing as a British nation. At best there is a descriptive geographical term, British nations, which would refer to the three nations, England, Scotland, and Wales which have existed and still exist on the island known most commonly as Britain. You might even get a little esoteric and add Cornwall to that. Racially there is not in the indigenous people there very much difference, but ethnically culturally and historically there are very much distinct. Indeed England is more distinct a nation from Scotland than Scotland is from Ireland, but no one would seriously mistake the two despite certain similarities. The matter grows more absurd when someone purports to be a British nationalist from the north eastern counties of the island of Ireland, since no part of this island is or ever was British, geographically or otherwise. We were certainly tied to a political union with the others by force dominated by England in a history too long to tell here. What is relevant is that the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a political power construct, no different whatever and of no more gravitas than the political power than supports it. It is not a natural phenomenon, it is nothing of “the family grown large” that Pearse used to describe the nation as a spiritual thing or as the natural law would have it a thing set apart from other things and distinct in itself by self evident existence. There are no ties between the peoples or a political construct of kinship and shared history. If anything the history of this particular construct is of constant hostility and intermittent violent and bloody conflict. It has in that sense about as much to recommend itself as the European Union and at the same time serves as an example of why that Union won’t function in its current form for any greater length of time without the same coercion, leading to the same violence and bloodshed. The fact that all the nations of these two islands are beset by many of the same problems changes nothing essential. That all these nations might soon be absorbed in a globalist tide, economically, ethnically, culturally and even racially does not make any one of them less a nation, nor can there be any salvation from that globalism by a flat denial of the facts of nationhood. Quite the contrary the only solid argument any has for its independent existence lies precisely in its nationality. Ireland’s right to be is the same as England’s, we are nations. Britain has no claim against globalism at all since as a mere power construct it is globalism in principle writ small and indeed was as the Empire globalism writ large within living memory. Thus, when I hear a person who says they are a British nationalist, or hear or an organisation or political party which stands for “British Nationalism” I know immediately they are not to be taken seriously. This is separate entirely from the sometimes very shady characters that inhabit such organisations. The best in the world has lost his or her sense in the claim to be British. A Scottish Nationalist I can take seriously at least prima facie, a Welsh Nationalist the same. An even if there is some distinctly unpleasant history if an English Nationalist speaks to me of nationalism he is, I will make the presumption, taking about the same thing as am I.

Better meme than Paddys ;) Nationalparty.ie/join