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Meet the Activists Fighting Fossil Fuels – Here and Everywhere
Not Here, Not Anywhere is a climate collective pushing to end Ireland's dependence on fossil fuels.
The Persistent Folly of the Brolly
Like gladiatorial duels, some things are better off left in the past. The umbrella is no exception, writes Barry Murphy.
‘He Offered Me Carrot Sticks and a Dip’: The Day I Met Johnny Depp
Stephen Jones, the founder of iconic UK act Babybird, on a moment that's crystal clear in a life of hazy memories.
The Plant Bandits Saving Our Bees
Extinction Rebellion's Plant Bandits are a Dublin-based guerrilla gardening group aiming to increase the biodiversity of Dublin's city centre.
A Summer Internship Crushed My Dreams and Annihilated my Ambition
A description of a corporate internship at a Big Four firm that failed to live up to expectations.
‘Enough Was Fucking Enough’: Irish Feminism from Boom to Bust – and Back Again
Author and feminist Rosita Sweetman writes about the moments that made her – and about kicking the patriarchy where it hurts.
Athens, Greece’s Underrated Capital, Makes for an Atypical but Worthwhile City Break
Orla Murnaghan ventures to Athens, where she finds a culture-filled city with no illusions of its grandeur.
The Indecency of the Unopened Message
There's nothing worse than a message being left on read – except, perhaps, your messages being left unopened, writes Aoife Kearins.
In Defence of Taylor Swift
Aisling Marren argues that people's aversion to Taylor Swift is ill-informed, flawed and often overtly sexist.
No, Anti-Vaxxers, Proven Science Isn’t Up for Debate
The fate of the human race relies on scientific progress. Those who question it compromise our future, writes Cillian Gartlan.