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Water Charges Make Sense
Like it or not, you will be paying for your water shortly. By the start of 2014 water charges are planned to be introduced in accordance with the terms of…
Snarling from the soil
Christopher Aherne gets to the origins of the seemingly unending GM food debate The Genetically Modified Food debate has been a hotly divisive issue for a long time and while…
THE BOOK NOOK
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CTN launches new debate show
Campus Television Network is launching a new debating program here in UCD. Keen to focus on topics affecting students, the first debate will focus on the upcoming USI referendum and…
‘Are ya well?’
Fiona Dunken confronts Street harassment within Irish society “There was a phase where we’d be walking into college and get terrible abuse from guys driving by in cars, purchase in…
The Siren’s Definitive Guide to… Irish Historical figures
Who needs the UCD history behemoth that is Diarmuid Ferriter when you have us at The Tribune to summaries our nation’s meteoric rise in the 20th Century and extraordinary fall…
Lord Huron – Lonesome Dreams
You may not have heard of Lord Huron. That’s okay. The indie folk band originate from Los Angeles and recently finished supporting a little band that go by the name…
The Joy Formidable
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Local Natives
This week saw the release of the eagerly awaited second album from Local Natives. Following on from the success of the self-funded Gorilla Manor, this indie offering is the first…
ExitMusic – Whelan’s November 10th 2012
Nobody was prepared for what happened in Whelan’s last weekend. Hushed voices and murmured conversations were cut short by the sounds of “The Sea”, the opening track of ExitMusic’s set…