When Legal Artifice Meet Legal Artificiality
When the printing press first appeared, scribes who had previously made a living out of copying out manuscripts revolted en masse. They railed against this new technology, decrying it as…
Study finds Socialism Can Only Benefit The 99%
Checkmate Liberals! A new study conducted by Fox News and Margaret Thatcher’s ghost has found that when a socialist economic system is established in any country in the world, the…
Extinction Notice: A Mourning Cry For a Horny Guy
On the 19th of March, in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya, the last male northern white rhinoceros on the planet, Sudan, went to the great savannah in the sky.…
Opinion: It’s Time to Talk About Ireland and the EU
Never in the past 45 years of Ireland’s membership of the European Union has its continued membership looked so unattractive. In light of the United Kingdom’s decision to withdraw from…
The Frustratingly Nuanced United Nations
The United Nations is notorious the world over for talking an awful lot while achieving very little. If there is one thing I can take away from my week spent…
The Dangers of Cambridge Analytica & Why Ireland Should Be Concerned
The news that broke this week about data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica and their massive acquisition of Facebook user data is concerning to say the least. Facebook and many of…
2ú Áit ag Cumann Gaelach UCD ag Ócáid Bhliantúil Ghlór na nGael
Is móreagraíocht Gaeilge í Glór na nGael, a dhíríonn ar thrí réimse oibre: forbairt na Gaeilge sa teaghlach, forbairt na Gaeilge i measc an phobail, agus forbairt na Gaeilge i…
Tech In Review: Huawei P Smart
I began using the Huawei P Smart phone about a month ago. I have really enjoyed using it and it has many useful and exciting features, which you get to…
Stephen Hawking Remembered
In the early hours of March 14th, somewhere in a quiet corner of Cambridge, a very bright star went out. Aged 76, more than half a century longer than doctors…
How To Capture the 8th Amendment
Abortion is not a photogenic subject. By photogenic, I mean ‘easy to picture’, ‘aesthetic’ or, at least, ‘eye-catching’. Actually, the first image that may come to your mind at the…
How ‘Tour The City’ Is Changing Lives One Tour At A Time
The most well-known media for breaking down cultural barriers are food, football and sex, but apparently scepticism towards modern art and religion work too. This is but one of many…
Discovering Japan With The MIRAI Program
Back in October 2017, I was fortunate enough to be selected as University College Dublin’s representative on the “MIRAI Programme”. This is a Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) funded…