Binding: Paperback
Date Published: 16 Oct 2025
Over the past 25 years - from the Celtic Tiger's hedonism to the 2025 reelection of the Fianna Fáil-Fine Gael coalition - Ireland has become unrecognisable. Unchecked mass immigration, over-reliance on foreign direct investment, and eroded democracy have transformed one of Europe's most culturally assured nations into a faceless globalist experiment.
In Vandalising Ireland, journalist and researcher Eoin Lenihan exposes how a government-funded network of NGOs, academics and the national media is conspiring to radically reshape the country - without care for the will and welfare of the native Irish. Forced settlement of large numbers of male asylum seekers into ancient, close-knit communities around the country has brought the clash between old Ireland and new into violent focus as locals and police face off and proposed migrant centres go up in flames.
Ireland is currently a nation on fire. With startling evidence, Lenihan lays bare the historical and political failures leading to this make-or-break moment, and proposes a pioneering path forward: a democratic vision that blends economic self-reliance with a cultural revival from the parish up, reconnecting the Irish people to their place and nation.
DR EOIN LENIHAN is an independent journalist and researcher. Born in the west of Ireland, he grew up in the Celtic Tiger era which shaped his views on politics, culture, and national identity. As a field archaeologist he witnessed first hand the vandalisation of Ireland’s archaeological landscapes to make way for economic ‘progress’, and foresaw that Irish identity was in existential danger. Lenihan holds degrees in History and Archaeology from the National University of Ireland, Galway, and a doctorate in Pedagogy from the University of Augsburg. Focusing primarily on politics today, he has written for a wide range of international news outlets including The Federalist, The European Conservative, Gript, Daily Caller, Quillette, Post Millennial, and has featured on AlJazeera and Fox News among others. His peer-reviewed study of Antifa uncovered damning evidence of how Antifa in the US infiltrated the national media and remains the largest empirical study of the group to date.