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Trinity’s Old Library Set To Close to Public in 2027 For Renovation
By: Eoin McKenna Walsh Trinity’s old library has been cleared for a redevelopment project and is set to close to the public fully in 2027. Bianca Dickel Campanher, a librarian scientist specialising in paper and book conservation working on the project, describes the process and her experience working with such important historic artifacts in such…
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The Irish National Teachers Organisation (INTO) has voted in favour of work-to-rule industrial action to obtain what it calls a “credible pay settlement” from the Government. According to the INTO over 48,000 of its members are set to partake in industrial action due to continuous public sector pay conflicts. The work-to-rule action will begin on…
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In a newly unveiled piece of legislation, featuring mini accounts and full on account bans, the European Commision introduces the EU Kids Act, a set of restrictions for children in the world of social media. Speaking on the dangers of social media for children during the press conference on September 17, European Commision President Ursula…
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How the new customs tax implemented for online shopping from non-EU countries into Ireland affected both An Post and Irish students Since July 2026, a €3 customs tax has been placed on each item in an online shopping order below 150 euro coming from non-EU countries, including Great Britain. Before this tax was…
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Culture Night saw thousands across towns and cities in Ireland flocking to celebrate the arts, emphasising the need to bolster art and heritage in local communities. In Dublin 8, artist Ayelet Lalor opened the doors of her home studio and sculpture garden to the public on Culture Night. As explorations of the female form, she…
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When you think of a typical successful Dublin businessman, does your first thought go to a former carpenter and son of a miner and trader from Doolin, County Clare? Me neither. Eugene Garrihy was born in Doolin in 1959 and was the third youngest child of eleven living in a two-bedroom house. Eugene eventually moved…
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Along the cobbled pathway of Fownes Street Upper, tucked into the terraced buildings that face the all-too-tall and modern One Central Plaza, is an array of vintage shops, a product of the McQuade family. The historic building that houses these shops has maintained its roots, still looking unchanged since the sixties, creating a striking contrast…
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