Magazine
Tattooing For a New Generation
Tattooing is becoming an art form in itself, aided by platforms like Instagram.
The Green Party’s Great Hope
Catherine Martin, the Green Party's Deputy Leader, talks about her party's electoral fortunes and what she thinks of Leo Varadkar.
Digging in Hillgrove
Edmund Heaphy speaks to Garda whistleblower John Wilson about the Hillgrove incident.
Where Football and Faith Meet
From an accident of birth or baptism, many fans find 'their' team. But what drives this passion for football?
Sinn Féin’s Own Boy Next Door
The youngest senator in Ireland, Fintan Warfield is making a name for himself.
In Spain, a State Splinters and Two Nations Emerge
Chris McMahon looks at the events in Spain that could lead to a splintering of the region and the repercussions this could have on Catalonia, Spain and Europe as a whole.
Josepha Madigan, the New Face of Fine Gael
Despite only being elected in 2016, Josepha Madigan is one of the rising stars of Fine Gael.
Sigh: So Kill Me
Leanna Byrne on the Irish female blogger 'So Sue Me'
In Madrid, Past Meets Present in a Curious Combination
Celebrated for its art, nightlife and sun, Madid has something to offer to every type of tourist.
Orwell’s 1984, As Read by an Arts Student and a Science Student
As sales of the book continue to soar, we consider what lessons can be gleaned from its study of control and propaganda when read through the arts and science.