Comment & Analysis
Contribution
Burnt Hands, Grazed Arms and Sore Backs: Tales from Abbey Street Spoons
An average student's experience of working at Ireland’s busiest Spoons
Contribution
Looksmaxxing and the Manosphere: Misogyny’s Main Perpetrator?
Internet culture breeds misogyny. The manosphere is not the only one to blame.
Contribution
The Queer Butt of the Joke
On Candace Owens and the not-so-woke Woke
Analysis
2026 Israeli Elections: Why Are They Considered the Most Important in Israel’s History?
The blocs led by Netanyahu and his opponents are neck and neck in a pivotal election that could shape the country’s direction. But for Palestine, there is little hope of change
Analysis
Hungary’s Reapproachment with Europe: What the EU Funding Thaw Really Means
The EU’s funding thaw rewards Hungary’s post-Orbán reforms, but years of pressure from Brussels complicate the story of who deserves credit
Analysis
The UN General Assembly: Progress or Pantomime?
While controversy marked the opening of debate at the UNGA, action on AI and the race for a new Secretary-General provides some hope for the United Nations
Analysis
Words Without Action: Has Global Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Been Purely Symbolic?
Contributing writer Daniel Hagan discusses the sincerity of support given by the international community to Gaza three years after October 7
Contribution
The DRCC Advert: Consent Isn’t That Complicated
Consent is key and your family members are not the exception
Analysis
Jim O’Callaghan Continues to Flex Ministerial Muscle – This Time at the DRCC
The Minister for Justice’s recent actions suggests something greater than no-nonsense politics
Contribution
My Boyfriend Is Broken, Can I Buy a Newer Model?
Or, how consumerism ruined modern dating