Hi, Irish person here who recently lived in the U.S. for ten years now back in Ireland. I’m heartbroken for America and worried about us all. I think you may not feel as welcomed to Ireland as your essay implies - something we could explore further if appropriate. But what I wanted to ask you is what kind of freedom you imagine Ireland i…
Hi, Irish person here who recently lived in the U.S. for ten years now back in Ireland. I’m heartbroken for America and worried about us all. I think you may not feel as welcomed to Ireland as your essay implies - something we could explore further if appropriate. But what I wanted to ask you is what kind of freedom you imagine Ireland is yearning to breathe? Is she currently suffocating? If so what from? (At the risk my questions sound rhetorical, they’re not. I’m genuinely curious.)
Hi, Irish person here who recently lived in the U.S. for ten years now back in Ireland. I’m heartbroken for America and worried about us all. I think you may not feel as welcomed to Ireland as your essay implies - something we could explore further if appropriate. But what I wanted to ask you is what kind of freedom you imagine Ireland is yearning to breathe? Is she currently suffocating? If so what from? (At the risk my questions sound rhetorical, they’re not. I’m genuinely curious.)