Comment & Analysis
It’s High Time for Operation Transformation to Transform Itself
The annual reality TV show equates weight loss with health – a harmful message that ignores the nuances of wellbeing, writes Sophie Coffey.
Tá ar Harris agus ar Ruane comhoibriú chun dul i ngleic le bunchúis na NDAanna
Tar éis gur maíodh go raibh comhaontuithe um neamhnochtadh in úsáid chun íobartaigh a chur ina dtost in institiúidí tríú leibhéal, tá ar an stát mhachnamh ceart a dhéanamh air.
Who Benefits From the Annual Publication of Feeder School Tables?
The Irish education system is rooted in the notion that success has to be numbers-based, disregarding students whose talents lie outside the classroom, writes Sophie Coffey.
Editorial
Harris and Ruane Must Work With Colleges to Address the Root Causes of NDAs
After claims of non-disclosure agreements being used to silence victims in third-level institutions, the state must consider the nuance of the issue.
Editorial
With the HEA Bill, Many Colleges’ Fears Are Realised. Pragmatism is the Way Forward
The recent reforms mark a new chapter in Trinity's relationship with government.
Ag Obair leis an Teanga: Ag Fás an Ghrá don Ghaeilge sa bhFíorshaol
Is minic nach mbíonn daoine spreagtha leis an nGaeilge sa scoil, ach is mór an bród atá ann ar bheith in ann cur le rath agus le todhchaí an teanga sa saol oibre, dar le Emma Ruth Daly.
Schols Candidates Should be Focused on the Exam – Not the Exam Conditions
The current state of the pandemic is compounding the uncertainty of next week's exams, writes Abby Cleaver.
Minimum Unit Pricing Punishes the Poor and Ignores the Root of Alcohol Abuse
The government is placing the responsibility of alcohol-related harm back into the hands of those suffering from it, writes Caoimhe Weakliam.
Ba Chóir Dúinn Fáilte a chur Roimh Stádas nua na Gaeilge san AE
Is é buntáiste a bhaineann lenár mballraíocht san AE ná go bhfuil deis againn ár bhféiniúlacht a léiriú agus an ilchultúrachas a cheiliúradh.
This Year, Let’s Not Ruin Christmas by Trying to Make it Perfect
As I anticipate Christmas in isolation, I've realised I won't miss the frenzy of upset that comes with trying to keep everyone happy, writes Emer Tyrrell.