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  • Painting October Pink for cancer awareness

    Painting October Pink for cancer awareness

    ‘Real men wear pink’. This is the slogan of one of the biggest cancer awareness events in America, organised by the National Football League. ‘A Crucial Catch’ is the NFL’s annual event aimed to raise awareness throughout the country – and the globe- based on…

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  • Ireland’s 5 biggest drug busts

    Ireland’s 5 biggest drug busts

    Last week, Gardaí seized over €100k worth of cannabis from a house in Galway (http://www.rte.ie/news/2013/1009/479382-cannabis-seizure/). While drug seizures may not be as shocking to Irish society as they used to be, there have been a surprising amount of them of late. I took…

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  • DEBATE: Redskins should change their name

    DEBATE: Redskins should change their name

    Racism is something that, as a society, we like to imagine has been eradicated, but the simple fact is that it has not. It is still rampant, and there is no clearer indication of this than the Washington Redskins. The most frequently used…

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  • DEBATE: Redskins should keep their name

    DEBATE: Redskins should keep their name

    “We are Redskins Nation and we owe it to our fans and coaches and players, past and present, to preserve that heritage.” That is how Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder closed his recent open letter to fans of his American Football team. One…

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  • Mes Que Un Derby

    Mes Que Un Derby

    In all walks of life there are divides, tensions, battles, opposition, and rivalries.  Sport is no exception, all of the world’s biggest sports have intense derbies and rivalries. In Gymnastics, it’s the USA and China, in baseball, it’s the Yankees and the Red…

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  • Fans, players fed up with GAA politics

    Fans, players fed up with GAA politics

    Founded in 1884, the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) has grown into the biggest sporting organisation in Ireland, and has also spread to various nations around the world. The All-Ireland senior football championship is the most eagerly awaited contest of the summer. In total,…

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  • Smartphones are about to get a lot smarter

    Smartphones are about to get a lot smarter

    As computers get smarter, faster and more compact we often find ourselves wondering: how much further can we push this technology? The singularity is a theoretical instance during which artificial intelligence will surpasses human intelligence and bring about radical change in human nature.…

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  • Find your future path

    Find your future path

    After a visit to yesterday’s Grad Fair in Simmonscourt, The City have made a list of just some of the many opportunities available for soon to be or recent graduates. Graduate programmes Monaghan Mushrooms For an excellent graduate work programme, look at Monaghan…

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  • It’s Pumpkin Time

    It’s Pumpkin Time

    As Halloween quickly approaches, pumpkins are once again popping up around the city. This versatile winter vegetable can be used in endless sweet or savoury dishes from pumpkin pie to pumpkin risotto. In order to celebrate the return of this orange squash, here…

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  • New thriller ‘Prisoners’ captures audiences

    New thriller ‘Prisoners’ captures audiences

    This taut, suspense filled psychological thriller starring Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal is, without a doubt, one of the best films of the year so far. Taking place over seven days, Prisoners follows the search for Anna Dover and Joy Birch; two six-year…

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