Comment & Analysis
Contribution
Speak Like You Mean It: Notes on Censorship and Nerves at Trinity
Not censorship, but nerves. The danger isn’t debate, it’s the reflex to treat small slips like major harms and to swap curiosity for purity.
Analysis
Out of Sight, Out of Mind: The Civil War in Sudan
Foreign aid cuts continue as Sudan enters its third year of a largely ignored bloody civil war.
Contribution
Ballots Across Borders: Should Northern Ireland Vote for Ireland’s President?
A matter of symbolism, sovereignty, and political consequence
Op-Ed
The Centre Holds: Power and Drift in Leinster House
From party whips to independents, from climate pledges to lobbyists, the choreography of Irish governance is a study compromise.
Ré Nua ag Earnáil Foilsitheoireachta na Gaeilge?
Téann Liam Ó Callaráin i mbun agallaimh le Eoghan Mac Giolla Bhríde, stiúrthóir an chomhlachta foilsitheoireachta Éabhlóid.
Contribution
‘AI’ agus an Ghaeilge – Níos mó Trioblóide ná Tairbhe?
Is ábhar imní é tionchar na teicneolaíochta ceannródaíoch seo ar an nGaeilge.
Analysis
Any Port in a Storm: The Implications of the New EU-U.S. Trade Agreement
Deputy Commentary & Analysis Editor Sam Carroll gives his assessment on the new trade deals with Trump's regime
Analysis
Screwed Over by the Housing Crisis – What Daft.ie Has to Do with Safe Sex Among Young People
Finding accommodation often factors into one's sexual lifestyle, and can even prevent sex altogether.
Analysis
Money Matters in Trinity And We Don’t Talk About It Enough
Financial means remain an all-important determinant of a student’s experience at Trinity, writes Sonia Daunt
Contribution
Trinity as the Corporate University
The cost of Trinity College Dublin’s corporatisation on students