Film in review: The Spy Who Dumped Me
This is a comedy that doesn’t know it’s a comedy; by this I mean the characters take everything seriously, but
This is a comedy that doesn’t know it’s a comedy; by this I mean the characters take everything seriously, but
On the 26th of July 1782, Dublin would contribute its own renowned composer to the classical music narrative with the
About two weeks ago, I planted a gorgeous purple and white winter heather in a pot next to my front
Alcohol, murder, and sex: “A Simple Favor” was the farthest thing away from simple. The film could almost be broken
A group of UCD students led by Cian O’Farrell have launched a campaign to Repeal the 27th Amendment to the
Negative Democracy refers to the rising fad where members of a democracy decide to vote against something instead of voting
MPs in Westminster launched a bid to introduce a bill which would decriminalise abortion later this month. Diana Johnson, Labour
The L&H saw a classic cash of ideologies last week with the annual Capitalist vs Communist debate. The debate as
This case began in 2014 when Gareth Lee went to the Belfast-based baking company and requested that they bake him
This month saw an interesting dance playing out in Brussels, with United Kingdom Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab making a last
It is well-known that football and the American people haven’t always been compatible with one another. From the popularity of
The Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys, has been criticized for failing to use her discretionary executive powers