Margaret’s Substack
Margaret HickeyMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 48 | Subscribers | Read | hickeym.substack.com |
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We Need To Talk About John King
The reaction to the title of this piece will most likely be ‘who is John King?’ Well if our watchdogs and guardians of civic and political freedoms weren’t dozing in the comfort blanket of wokist myopia, John King, Councillor in Laois Count...
The Spoils Of The Presidential Election
By Friday, it was as predictable an election as could be imagined except for the known unknown of the number and impact of the spoiled votes. As things turned out, the spoilers did achieve their aim of generating enough critical mass to reg...
To Spoil Or Not To Spoil
There is a maelstrom of debate and argument about how those who feel themselves to be disenfranchised should vote or not vote - or spoil their vote- in Friday’s controversial election.
Leo Varadkar. A Review of 'Speaking My Mind'
After first meeting Donald Trump, Leo Varadkar concluded the President was ‘intelligent and cunning, someone who knew how to ensnare people, what buttons to press and how to get attention’. The comment reveals a lot about both men. Leo’s fi...
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I live in Cork. I write book reviews for monthly magazine Position Papers and a monthly column for Catholic paper Alive. I have been published in The Irish Examiner, Mercatornet, Human Life Review, Conservative Woman, The Furrow.
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