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Work due to begin on the Dun Laoghaire Baths
Sarah Harford visits the historic site and asks what the redevelopment may mean for the local area.
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Russia’s new revolution: disenchanted youth and the future of the presidency
Last week saw the largest anti-corruption protests in Russia since 2011. Zuzia Whelan profiles the leader of the opposition Alexei Navalny.
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“There’s no Make Ireland Great Again”
With populist politicians gaining support in Europe and United States, Gary Ibbotson asks why the Irish people haven’t welcomed the far-right.
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Lost in the Wilders(ness)
Cormac Murphy examines the significance of the recent Dutch elections and considers whether populism has reached its limits in Europe.
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The baggage of history: Dublin commemorates Red October
Dublin City’s commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution has divided opinion. Zuzia Whelan finds out more.
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Conlan’s carnival arrives ringside
After his first professional fight, James Carroll asks what the future might hold for Irish boxer Michael Conlan.
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Kenny announces referendum to allow Irish citizens abroad to vote in presidential elections
Aoife Loughnane looks at the Taoiseach’s newly unveiled referendum plans and explores what this will mean for the Irish diaspora.
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Let the Conversation Flow
What happens when women suffer from severe period pains? Louise Carroll reports.
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U2’s lawsuit: are Bono and co. even better than the real thing?
As one of the biggest rock bands in the world is being sued for copyright infringement, Gary Ibbotson explores the murky waters of music plagiarism.
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Soaring to new heights
Cheap, efficient and durable – Eimear Dodd learns more about the commercial uses for drone technology.
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