Comment & Analysis
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Charlie Kirk: Martyr to Meme
Internet irony and its (lack of) political consequence
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“Wellness”: The Ultimate Scam?
Deputy Opinion Editor Lucy Ferguson reflects on “Wellness” culture.
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The Empathy Threshold: Response to the Lindsay Clancy Trial
Opinion Co-Editor Weronika Brzechffa talks about the limits of empathy and gender bias in an Internet trial
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“It’s Not Like We’re From Different Planets”: Being an Interracial Couple in Dublin
Arianna Russo examines whether we are as accepting of interracial couples as we like to say we are
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United Ireland – The Time Is Now?
Can we really afford to keep putting off a discussion about reunification?
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Addressing the AI-Generated Elephant in the Room
The surest way to make AI doomsday prophecies come true is to leave AI firms in the hands of the doomsday prophets themselves.
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Dublin: The City That Doesn’t (Always) Fancy You Back
A Dublin-born student’s perspective on the improvements and regressions in Ireland’s capital.
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Abortion Is Not a Politician’s Playground
It’s been years since the right to abortion was granted in Ireland; why can’t politicians keep it out their mouths?
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One Association, One Question: How Long Must Equality Wait?
Caitlin Evoy reflects on the GAA integration scandal and the need for equality in Gaelic Games
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The Pav-Ussher Paradox
On the strange anxiety of quantitative time