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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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The Irish citizenship rules have been passed by Cabinet, but what do they mean?
“Citizenship should be about belonging and participation” says Sinn Fein TD Shónagh Ní Raghallaigh after Cabinet approval. Criticism arises from local TDs with Irish citizenship requirements changing and Cabinet approval ahead of being passed into law. The new rules under the ‘Irish Nationality…
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Governments “decision to ignore their own workforce is a political choice that cannot be tolerated any longer
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…
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European Commission to tackle children’s safety online in new EU Kids Act
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…
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How customs tax on non-EU parcels impacts Irish households
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…
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All-day protest outside the Dáil demands movement on the Occupied Territories Bill
Dozens of protesters from across the country gathered outside Leinster House aiming to progress the passing of the Occupied Territories Bill (OTB), with many calling for services be added to the bill.
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‘We finally have an international-level card show’: a Dublin Card Show photo essay
The Dublin Card Show has established itself as the largest card convention held in Ireland to date with a headcount of nearly 5,000 people. By Alex Cloud The Dublin Card Show held on February 28th is quickly becoming a staple in the card collecting and hobbyist community. The show is amongst the…
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Cycling for a living: The untold realities
Delivery cycling in Dublin, and the overlooked challenges of making a living on Dublin’s busiest road. By Samuel Adeleke I Citizens’ concerns in Dublin are usually centered on motorists and pedestrians. Still, recent statistics from the Road Safety Authority (RSA) shows that the greatest share of serious injuries was among those cycling for…
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Dublin swimmers at risk of sewage exposure from heavy rainfall
Dublin swimmers are advised to take caution after periods of heavy rainfall, as there is an increased risk of contaminated seawater.
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Fears for jobs in Tallaght as retail sales decline
In the Square Tallaght, Dublin, retail staff report significant declines in sales and working hours following the post-holiday downturn. Many employees experience financial strain due to reduced hours and an increase in online shopping. Managers express concern for the future of retail jobs,…
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