Croíbhriste gan mhiste : Ní neart go cur le chéile
8,689 lá. Sin cé chomh fada is atá sé ó shin is a d’imir foireann na hÉireann sa Chorn Domhanda agus mé á scríobh. Ar an oíche sin d’imir siad…
Wuthering Heights: imeacht cultúrtha sealadach nó cóiriú corraitheach cumhachtach?
Dealraíonn sé nach féidir liom éalú ón scannán Wuthering Heights. Chuaigh mé go dtí an phictiúrlann Dé hAoine seo caite le breathnú air, agus ó shin i leith, tá físeáin…
Inside the EU: Cynthia Ní Mhurchú, MEP on Conflict, Compromise, and Change
In the layered machinery of the European Parliament, where compromise is currency and consensus is hard-won, Cynthia Ní Mhurchú has built a career on something more personal: the disciplined power…
Reversing Right-Wing Extremism with James Talarico: Can it Echo on the World-Wide Political Stage?
“They’ll call our movement un-Texan, un-American. They’ll call us a threat. The only truth is, we are a threat.” With those words, the Texan Democratic Representative James Talarico celebrated his…
Countless Losses, Costs, and Failed Diplomacy: The Motives Behind the US-Israel-Iranian War
The joint US-Israeli assault on Iran that began on February 28 and killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has already cost thousands of lives and billions of dollars. With Tehran’s…
Economic Barriers to the Bar: An Interview with Rebecca Hanratty, Barrister and Former DEIS Student
Role models are crucial to increasing diversity. “You can’t be what you can’t see.” The Irish Independent’s 2025 feeder schools data revealed that 59% of students from DEIS schools progressed…
Bolivia’s ‘Man-Eating Mountain’ is Running Out of Silver
Every year, between February and March, the streets of Potosí, Bolivia, one of the world’s highest cities, come to life in a celebration of the local mining community. The men…
The 2026 Hungarian Election: A Turning Point in the Hungary-EU Relationship?
On this Sunday, April 12, Hungary will hold one of the most significant elections in its history, with profound implications for the European Union. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who has…
Venezuela: Perspectives from Both Sides of the Law
International law – that phrase often summons an image of suited-up lawyers and prosecutors walking in glass buildings and speaking a language that none of us understands. That staple of…
The Academic Instruments of Power: The UCD Encampment’s Fight Against Systematic Soft Violence and the European Pro-Palestine Movement
In early September, as new and returning students stepped foot onto the N11 entrance of the Belfield Campus, they were greeted by the sight of waving flags, anchored tents, and…
The Crisis of Meaning: An Absence of Intellectual Figures in the 21st Century
The search for meaning has long consumed the minds of generations. English professors will teach students that writers such as Eliot and Joyce were searching for new philosophies at a…
Hot Girls with Stomach Problems: The Medical Research Gap
When the standard is male, women become statistical anomalies in their own lives.