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“Prescriber mode, pharmacist mode”: Dublin Pharmacist On Life under the Common Conditions Service
In January and February of 2026, the HSE and PSI began the rollout of a new service for community pharmacy across Ireland called the Common Conditions Service. This campaign was to enable community pharmacists to provide advice and offer expanded treatment options to patients for eight common conditions. The service broadened the scope of pharmacists’…
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You’re a 20-year-old third-year film student who has decided to walk alone into a TU Dublin DJ Society event on a whim. You don’t know anyone there, and you don’t know what to expect. You hope you might make a friend or two, or that you’ll get some fun nights out of it. What you…
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Photo by Jed Owen on Unsplash With the new carbon tax increase arriving later this year the already anxious farmers look upon the 2026 budget with concern. The Budget 2026 is set to be announced October 6th this year, and the announced carbon tax increase of 7.50 euro per tonne of CO2 has already…
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“Life is an adventure and you need to be an amateur, not a professional” Alasdair Verschoyle is a South African migrant, Irish historian and bookseller whose life has taken him from Cape Town to Kildare, and into the pages of Ireland’s past. A smoky barbecue in a sunny Kildare back garden, paired with some whiskey…
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A half-past-three Hemingway Daiquiri in Hawksmoor Dublin. Directly across the bar stands Darragh Boylan. To some, he is known for being a frequent competitor in all manner of cocktail competitions; to others, he is the intermediary marking the transition from the bar into the decadent restaurant behind it. To me, he is the man making…
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Greyhound racing under scrutiny after their addition into the annual Culture Night. On the night it invited people to experience the history of Shelbourne Park as stated on their website “Visit the Shelbourne Park Museum and explore the history of a venue that is preparing to mark 100 years of greyhound racing in 2027.” Immediate…
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More than 100 Palestinian students have been denied visas to study in Ireland by the Department of Justice, with only 39 being granted this year. This is in stark contrast to the previous year, when 122 were accepted compared to only 22 refusals. The majority of these students had received funding and scholarships, fully meeting…
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