Comment & Analysis

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Contribution

In Defence of Polarisation: the Depoliticisation of Immigration Policy in the EU

From Palestine to climate change and immigration, decrying polarisation is often just an attempt at maintaining the status quo.
By Felice Basbøll
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Ní Phribhléid é Lóistín an Choláiste ach Pionós

Tá fadhbanna ag baint le lóistín an champais cloiste ag daltaí an Choláiste le fada an lae.
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Editorial

On Campus Accommodation Is A Punishment Not A Privilege

Year after year, on-campus accommodation remains less than satisfactory for students.
By The Editorial Board
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Contribution

An Cheist de Nua-Ghaeilge le Coiste na bhFocal Nua

Pléann Hannah Joung an t-athrú tagtha ar an nGaeilge agus an dóigh a chruthaítear focail nua sa teanga.
By Hannah Joung
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Analysis

Trump is Upping the Religious Ante

We’ve seen it before but why is it sticking this time?
By Alexa Berman
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Tionchar na hImirce ar Theanga agus Cultúr na hÉireann

Pléann Emily Nic Giolla Íosa ceist na himirce maidir le hÉirinn sa lá atá inniu ann.
By Emily Nic Giolla Íosa
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Contribution

Does College Favour International Students?

Ella Chepak explores the perception that Trinity College Dublin prioritises international students through fees and accommodation.
By Ella Chepak
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Analysis

US Elections: What might the New Democratic Ticket Mean for the Party’s Approach to Israel and Palestine?

Harris and Walz have called for a ceasefire and support a two-state solution, though the devil is in the detail as to what any leader means by ‘ceasefire’.
By Mary Woods
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Analysis

Cá Suíonn an Ghaeilge maidir leis an Pholaitíocht?

Déanann Niamh Leddy Iniúchadh ar áit na Gaeilge sa Pholataíocht.
By Niamh Leddy
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Ní mór don Cholásite Ainm Nua a Bhronnadh ar Shean-Leabharlann Berkeley go Pras

Le níos mó ná bliain go leith caite ón gcinnneadh an t-ainm Berkley a bhaint ón leabharlann, tá cuma ar an scéal nach bhfuil an coláiste in ann teacht ar ainm nua dó.
By mBord Eagarthóireachta