Featured Stories
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Watch: Coronavirus Conspiracies – climate change leaders, political parties and bats
There are many theories on how this pandemic came about, some more bizarre than others and the excuse that they are unfalsifiable has been used to continue the spread of these ideas.
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Watch: New quarantine hobbies
Five third year TUD student journalist’s set themselves the challenge of learning a new hobby, and reported on the results for TheCity.ie.
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Watch: Home-schooling during the pandemic
We asked teachers and students what impact moving from classrooms to computer screens had on them.
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Watch: Being an immigrant in Ireland
1st generation immigrants in Ireland spoke about their experiences in Ireland, the good, the bad and the ugly
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Watch: The mental health impacts of Direct Provision – Asylum seekers speak to TheCity.ie
Sonia from Cameroon, Julie from Uganda, and conference organiser Eoin (of Abolish Direct Provision Ireland) spoke to us about their personal experiences as asylum seekers.
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Watch: State of mind in lockdown – the impact of quarantine on those managing mental health disorders
For many people, living with mental health disorders can be a daily struggle. What happens to those people when a global pandemic hits, and the country must go into lockdown?
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The fragile discussion about changing Japan’s constitution during the Covid-19 pandemic
TheCity.ie’s Ayumi Miyano spoke with a Professor of Political Science at the University of Tokyo about the impact of amending Japan’s famously pacifist document.
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Watch: Boxers eager to return to the ring after Covid-19 lockdown
TheCity.ie spoke to Ireland’s youngest female pro-boxer Katelynn Phelan and her father/trainer Paddy, who are hoping to be back in the ring sooner rather than later.
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Watch: Saudade – A Reflection on Lockdown
TheCity.ie offers this visual poem, full of the longing and nostalgia we feel for normality. The reflection draws together footage from our journalists’ localities of Dún Laoghaire, Cork City and Newbridge
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Watch: A Great Future? Ireland’s Newspapers 2020 and Beyond
Irish newspapers have a great history, but 2019 was a shock year for the industry. What does the future look like?
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