Comment & Analysis
Analysis
The €500 Fee Cut That Isn’t
Budget 2026 included a €500 permanent cut to student contribution fees, which actually marks a €500 increase when compared to current fees.
Analysis
The Rise of Reform UK and Its Implications Across the Irish Sea
Increasing support for Nigel Farage’s party poses a risk to the stability of relations between the UK and Ireland
Analysis
Try, fail, try again, fail again. Attempted and failed Russian interference in recent Moldovan elections
Despite the best efforts of the Kremlin, pro-EU electoral results in Moldova offer a glimmer of hope for the future of liberal democracy in post-Soviet Europe
Analysis
Síneadh á Lorg ag an Rialtas ar Mhaolú ó Threoir Níotráite an tAontas Eorpach
Tá rialtas na tíre arís ag lorg cead a thuilleadh leasúchán níotráite ná mar atá ceadaithe faoi rialacha an t-AE a úsáid i dtalmhaíocht na tíre, cé go bhfuil droch-éifeacht ag an gcleachtadh seo ar an timpeallacht.
Editorial
Government Action On the Irish Language Is Long Overdue
Meagre funding, lacklustre education policies and a housing crisis in the Gaeltacht threaten a slow death for the Irish language
Profile
Education, Inequality and Resilience: How Modern Ireland Fails Travellers in Education
Staff Writer Thomas O'Grady sits down with Seanad member Senator Eileen Flynn, Trinity graduate and advocate for the Traveller community in Ireland.
Contribution
Someone Find Me a Seat
Exploring Trinity’s lack of Student Spaces on Campus
Today’s Angels: The Rebirth of Victoria’s Secret.
Can the cultural legacy of Victoria’s Secret be redefined?
Analysis
Storm Amy – the Increase in Storms…
Damages from the first storm of the season, and how the storm links with increasing natural disasters from climate change
Analysis
A Nation of Failing Waters: What the EPA’s Latest Report Reveals About Ireland’s Environmental Reality
Half of Ireland’s rivers, lakes and estuaries now fall below acceptable ecological standards. Despite decades of legislation, investment and scientific understanding, the Environmental Protection Agency’s new report exposes a system still unable to turn knowledge into recovery