lucan

Some of their estates were vast; for example, the Earl of Lucan owned more than 60,000 acres (240 km2).

Like the earl of lucan[1] who owned some 63,000 acres - is that what we mean when we go with the 'irish did this to themselves' narrative?

There was this opinion piece some months ago in the New York Times by Steven Levitsky, Lucan Way and Daniel Ziblatt which I recalled when I read this.

(Hotel beds in Dublin had over 90% occupancy rates last summer - they're bursting and demand is massive.) The majority of new residential building happens in the outer suburbs and commuter belt, from Lucan to Navan.

Your article linked directly to the 'monkey cage' section: {Over at the Monkey Cage blog, Lucan Ahmad Way and Adam Casey recently summarized some of the most prominent cases of Russian meddling in Europe } Let me quote it for you: >But it’s not at all clear that Russia’s efforts made any difference >And even in these, a closer look shows that Russia’s actual influence is far from clear.

Nest read an analysis of the Charge of the Light Brigade and see how Cardigan's initiative (or stupidity) led the charge in the wrong direction, despite orders from Lucan.

A pensioner living in suburban Brisbane is runaway murderer Lord Lucan, says a leading computer scientist who claims state-of-the-art facial recognition technology has positively identified the elderly man as the missing British aristocrat.

Nest read an analysis of the Charge of the Light Brigade and see how Cardigan's initiative (or stupidity) led the charge in the wrong direction, despite orders from Lucan.

A pensioner living in suburban Brisbane is runaway murderer Lord Lucan, says a leading computer scientist who claims state-of-the-art facial recognition technology has positively identified the elderly man as the missing British aristocrat.