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Local Response Following Citywest High Speed Chase
A high speed chase and roadside brawl outside of Citywest Shopping Centre, was captured and posted onto social media on Sunday the 13th of September. As the incident is added to an expanding list of chaotic incidents that have shocked the community,…
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Carbon tax plants concern on farmers
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…
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Greyhound Racing Looking Like a Non-runner In Irelands Future.
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…
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Protesting the Palestinian Visa Refusals: The Department of Justice vs Public Opinion
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.…
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Trinity Lecturer: “Resisting and Refusing AI is Essential to a Human and Humane Future for All”
A Trinity College lecturer has stated she avoids generative AI entirely, and opposes its use in universities. Dr Clare Kelly, associate professor in the School of Psychology and Department of Psychiatry at the School of Medicine, says using tools like ChatGPT “undermines the…
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Wobblin Jude, Just a Bloke in the Big Smoke
The door of a double dwelling house opens up to Jude Forester on the other side, more commonly known as Mr Wobblin Jude, presenting a vibrancy, not just through his own sense of character, but through his self-presentation and mannerisms, indicating he’s suited…
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‘We Want Soul!’: Culture Night Success Paints Picture of Potential
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…
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A Doolin Dynasty with Eugene Garrihy
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…
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“I Think I’ve Cracked The Code”: How Sophie McQuade Is Keeping Temple Bar Runway Ready
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…
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Could Michael O’Leary’s comments cost Ryanair customers?
Ryanair has built its business on one simple idea: low fares across Europe. However, following chief executive Michael O’Leary’s comments comparing rival airlines to “high-fare rapists”, the company faces a different question: could controversy surrounding its most recognisable figure affect how customers view…
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