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Marching for Change, and for Choice
The City took to the streets for the March for Choice to discover why the 20,000 participants believe it is so important to repeal the 8th.
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Dublin Celebrates Fourth Festival of History
Last week saw the beginning of the fourth annual Dublin Festival of History, which will continue until 8th October, and features a wide variety of events around the city.
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Dress For Success to Hold Designer Sale this Weekend
Dress for Success Dublin, the charity that provides women with the clothing, skills and confidence needed to succeed in the workplace, will be hosting their annual fashion sale this Saturday, 10 October, from 10am to 4pm in Filmbase, Temple Bar.
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Opinion: Why do we hate the Dublin Bus strikers?
The City asks why the Dublin Bus’ drivers strike has caused such contempt amongst Dublin’s citizens.
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Following the primaries: To the Electoral College
As we head into June, the primaries in the US Presidential Election are drawing to a close. It’s been a long road and it looks like it’s going to get bumpy as Donald Trump becomes the expected nominee for the Republican party and…
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A view from below: opinions of young political activists
Two months have passed since the general election, without the formation of a new government. With a minority Fine Gael government supported by Fianna Fail looking increasing likely, The City.ie investigated how young Fine Gael and Fianna Fail supporters view the current political…
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Tenuous tenancy rents homes in two
Owning your own home is as integral to the Irish Dream as drinking a pint of Guinness at a hurling match. Unlike extortionate New York, or even other parts of Europe where home ownership is unthinkable, putting down permanent roots is something most…
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Pat’s ease past Bohs in Dublin derby
St Pat’s secured their first derby victory of the year last night with a 3-0 home win over Dublin rivals Bohemian F.C. Speaking prior to the game Bohs boss Keith Long said he intended for his side to ‘take the game to St.…
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Acting on gender equality
You’d think that in 2016 – a time when marriage equality and equal pay legislation are cropping up in the western world – that the pay gay between men and women would be non-existent. Gender gaps not only dominate the corporate world, but…
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Following the primaries: When the right is wrong and the left is right
Back in June 2015 the entire world joined together in a belly laugh as Donald Trump declared the words, “I am officially running for President of the United States.” Since then he has insulted and attacked large sectors of society – not only…
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