Category: News
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Watersports struggle during the Covid-19 pandemic
Sean Cuttle reports on the outdoor adventure industry and their struggle during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Movember helps MENtal and Physical Health
Already halfway through the month, Shay Galon reports on how social media allows Movember to spearhead the change of masculinity for the better.
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‘We will keep dancing’ – Uproar as government enhance night club restrictions
With the new restrictions hitting the hospitality sector once again, Leigha O’Reilly Hughes reports on the updates and how the nightclubs adopted new guidelines to keep their doors open.
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Can’t pay? Move away
Reporting on the Housing Crisis in Ireland, Leigha O’Reilly Hughes reports on the latest data released by the Department of Housing regarding the lack of affordable housing.
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Steady rise in fuel prices causes stress in Ireland
Amid the rising fuel prices in the country, reporter Shay Galon looks at why the costs have increased this past year.
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“She was on the floor unconscious. It’s an image that will never leave my mind.”
Reporter Jane Byrne looks at the new spiking trends in Ireland and the UK by examining the key part social media has played in bringing awareness to the issue and how it has affected one young woman from Dublin
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TU Dublin’s association with Aramark catering
By Sean Cuttle On 4 June 2020, David Fitzpatrick, condemned all forms of “structural racism and discrimination in the strongest terms” in an email sent to students and staff. Aramark Ireland holds the catering contracts for TU Dublin, and operates a number of…
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Women victims of domestic violence threatened by the lack of accommodations
Fantine Carron reports on why the COVID-19 pandemic has made the issue of domestic violence the worst it has ever been and that organisations are struggling to help the victims.
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‘Unexpected’ queues outside Chapters Book Store after closure announcement
By Fantine Carron After almost 40 years in business, the Chapters book store announced its permanent closure in early 2022. Following the news, hundreds of book lovers went to pay a last visit to the deeply loved shop. Patience was needed this weekend…
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#ReturnorRefund – Trinity College students stand up
Trinity College students protest their anger and frustration of their university’s handling of the pandemic, Jane Byrne reports
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