‘Slí an Atlantaigh Fhiáin’ – Faillí déanta uirthi nó le déanamh fós?
Chuala mé trácht ar an Wild Atlantic Way don chéad uair i mbrú óige sa Leacht, Contae an Chláir. Bhí scata Méiriceánach ag stopadh ann, agus greim docht daingean ag…
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Chuala mé trácht ar an Wild Atlantic Way don chéad uair i mbrú óige sa Leacht, Contae an Chláir. Bhí scata Méiriceánach ag stopadh ann, agus greim docht daingean ag…
Tá Craobhchomórtais Uile Éireann thart don bhliain seo agus mar sin in am féachaint ar aghaidh don bhliain seo chugainn. Bhí tarraingt don chraobhchomórtais cúige againn agus tá an cuma…
On Tuesday two weeks ago, Minister for Finance Michael Noonan delivered his 2016 budget speech to gasps of relief from all around the country. After almost four years of crippling…
The reaction to TV3’s coverage of the Rugby World Cup 2015 so far has almost been unanimously negative. The stationwhich beat RTE to the rights to show the tournament in…
The Social Entrepreneurs Ireland Awards are held to accredit the brightest new ideas in Ireland each year, and the Elevator Award is set up to help these start-ups advance and…
Over the last six weeks, you will have seen anonymously penned articles on the use of MDMA, Cocaine, and now the psychadelic phenethylamine 2C-B appear in these pages. These are…
The Irish medical device company Neuromod has recently received an initial €5.5 million in Series A funding from a venture capital fund Fountain Healthcare. Neuromod are based in UCD’s Industry…
The Rubber Band Effect theory has come up in discussions surrounding the launch of the Central Bank’s latest quarterly commentary. Chief economist Gabriel Fagan explained that the theory contends that…
Shamelessly asking is there a student discount every time you purchase something is going to save you a lot of pennies during your time in college. Sure, in most places…
2015 has brought around a renewed source of confidence in the Irish professional jobs market; especially in areas such as banking, IT and finance. However, there are many ways students…
The European Court of Justice’s recent “safe harbour” judgment regarding the transfer of personal customer data from Europe back to the US has highlighted Ireland’s role as the home of…
The start of the college term for students across Ireland coincides with what for many of Ireland’s politicians is the beginning of election season. While politicians are gearing up for…