OPINION
Grappling With Reverse Culture Shock
After a whirlwind year and newfound independence in Dublin, home isn't the place it used to be, writes Eliana Jordan.
Don’t Let the Healy-Raes Block Repeal
Wily anti-abortion TDs will do everything in their power to obstruct abortion legislation. It’s up to yes campaigners not to let them.
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The Removal of Compulsory History in Secondary School is a Tragedy for Irish Education
This September’s first-year students could leave school with next to no knowledge of history or why it’s important.
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Trinity’s New Ranking Demands Government Action
The QS rankings are embarrassing for Trinity. But it's the government that should be red-faced, writes Matthew Murphy.
SU Referendum Head-to-Head: The Pro-Choice Stance
Campaign manager for the 'Yes' side in the referendum on the SU's stance on abortion tells us why the union should adopt a pro-choice stance.
From Protesting for Fun to Protesting for My Life
Jordanne Jones calls on Ireland to leave behind misogyny and trust women.
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Why the Pro-Choice Side Can’t Promise Low Abortion Rates
Hazel Bergin and Ciara O'Rourke question whether pro-choice claims about abortion rates add up.
Why I’m Supporting Repeal from Scotland
Human rights have no borders, writes former leader of Scottish Labour Kezia Dugdale .
Growing a Greener Ireland
Young people today are a 'transition generation' who must tackle climate change head on, writes Denis Naughten.
How Universities Put Survival Before Their Staff
Ulf Strohmayer argues that entrepreneurial, commercialised universities have become shadows of their former selves.