by Brendan Ogle | Nov 29, 2018 | Public Housing
‘Dublin’s landlords would rather put their properties on Airbnb than rent to local families’ These are the first words in an article published in ‘The Guardian’ newspaper this morning. That’s ‘The Guardian’, in Britain. Sometimes it takes an...
by Brendan Ogle | Nov 16, 2018 | Brexit
Brendan Ogle: This week’s developments in relation to Brexit have brought the interaction between Britain, Ireland and Europe centre-stage again. The European Union’s approach to these matters sometimes doesn’t get the same notice here as that of our...
by Brendan Ogle | Nov 1, 2018 | Anti Poverty Paper
Unite are delighted to accede to a request to publish this paper for information and discussion. While the paper itself is not a Unite paper it is a very necessary contribution to a vital debate on the ideological changes in how our communities are...
by Brendan Ogle | Jun 28, 2018 | Unequal City
On my own behalf and on behalf of Unite, I couldn’t have been more pleased than to have been asked to say a few words at this event last night: the launch of ‘Personal Journeys in an Unequal City’, held in the Fire Station Artist Studios on Buckingham...
by Brendan Ogle | Mar 15, 2018 | Britain Votes to Leave
I suppose I better write something about Brexit. In fact, in the months to come we are all going to have to focus a lot on Brexit and this blog will return to the issue on many occasions. But I have been somewhat reluctant to write on it to date. My...
