Comment & Analysis
Contribution
“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
Contribution
The Pav-Ussher Paradox
On the strange anxiety of quantitative time
Analysis
Unclear Campus Allocation Process Costs Students Money, and Costs Campus the Trust of Students
Analysis
When Does Teenagehood Begin in the Age of Social Media?
Social media facilitates access to teenage subculture before traditional measures of teenagehood are met
Analysis
Freedom of Expression Does Not Mean Freedom of Aggression
"We need to have a conversation about the growing toxicity towards politicians and public representatives." —TD Michael Healy-Rae on the 17th September in a statement via Facebook