“Ireland can have both a respectable military and a respectable neutrality.” National Party activists were campaigning this weekend in Drogheda. Join us and get active.

The Triple Lock copper fastened Irish neutrality at the expense of our military sovereignty. Granting veto power over Irish overseas military deployments to the British does not suddenly become more acceptable just because the same veto was granted to multiple other major world powers. Its removal, however necessary for the reclamation of Irish sovereignty, is not being implemented by a government with that aim in mind. It is being forced through by a servile political class intent on transferring our lost sovereignty to new owners while simultaneously surrendering our neutrality. A false binary is sometimes offered, claiming that in order to have neutrality we must give up full military sovereignty, or vice versa. Our political leadership in Dáil Éireann are now intent on us having neither.

"Mass immigration is purely economic and it serves only the elite class. The tip top. That is who it is for. And for the left- a new voting block."

National Party members from Kildare and surrounding areas were out recently in support of Leixlip Says No against the proposed plantation of the locality. Bígí Linn!

Against 'Thought Control' & 'Speech Crime' in Ireland & Europe - Solidarity with RED Angers Yan Mac Oireachtaigh speaks at the French Embassy in solidarity with RED Angers, which is facing dissolution proceedings brought by the French Minister of the Interior.

Members of the National Party were out leafleting in Mungret recently. Join and get active!

The entire migration budget should be simply transferred to a Remigration budget.

Members of the Kerry Cumann completed a hike in West Kerry recently. The hike encompassed Cruach Mharthain & the remnants of the Ryan's Daughter filmset. Another noteworthy feature was the plaque dedicated to Seán Ó Caomhánaigh. At the foundation of the Irish free state, he was tasked with collecting phrases from across the Kerry Gaeltacht. A very enjoyable hike and fruitful networking opportunity.

In the wake of recent Student Union protests in Dublin, National Party leader Gerry Kinneavy visited Ollscoil na Gaillimhe, highlighting the only housing policy that can possibly succeed: housing the Irish, not the world. All generations have a role to play as torchbearers of Irish nationalism. Find your place today. Join and get active!