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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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By Jason Quigley This Friday, November 29th, the people of Ireland will go to the polls for a crucial General Election. From 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., polling stations across the country will open, and millions of voters will have the opportunity to shape the future of the nation. After 3 weeks of political campaigning,…
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By Ethan McDonagh The Dublin Book Festival took place between November 6th-10th this year and provided people with a variety of informative discussions from renowned Irish authors as well as guided tours to learn about some of Dublin’s most famous writers. The festival takes place every year and is an incredible showcase of Irish literary…
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By Jason Quigley O’Connell Street, once the heart of Dublin’s city centre and a vibrant hub of activity, has seen noticeable neglect and signs of urban decay in recent years. This iconic thoroughfare, known for its historic monuments and central location, is now marred by a range of issues including vacant and derelict buildings, deteriorating…
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By Derek Price Recent figures from the company Optical Express state that over 750 million plastic lenses are being flushed down drains or dumped in landfill every year. These lenses then form microplastics, pollute the seas and oceans. Once dumped in a landfill, microplastics can take up to 500 years to decompose and biodegrade, polluting…
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By Molly O’Reilly November is Men’s Health month which focuses on mental health, suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer. The purpose of this is to try and get men talking about their health. One of the initiatives for men’s mental health in November that has become a household name is “Movember”. This involves men…
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By Luke Hurson An inspection of the Cliffs of Moher walking trail carried out by Sport Ireland has found that some visitors were not equipped for conditions and engaged in reckless behaviour close to the cliff edge. The most recent incident at the cliffs happened on November 9 after a woman’s body was recovered from…
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