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As Refillz shops emerge, cost and plastic reduction remain uncertain
By Iqra Siddiqui Plastic is embedded in everyday life, shaping how people shop, consume, and dispose. But refill shops are emerging as an alternative, offering a way to cut down on single-use packaging. But higher costs and convenience barriers continue to influence consumer behaviour. Experts suggest it could help reduce plastic waste. However, the question…
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Palestinians in Ireland have described their fear as they sit and wait by the phone for daily updates from their families in Gaza. Since the Hamas attack on October 7th, the Israeli army has launched a siege on Palestinian grounds. Palestinian officials said 10,569 people have now been killed in Gaza – 40% of them children. …
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By Elio Bonelli The Macnas Parade: Cnámha La Loba took place on the streets of Dublin for the first time since 2019 as part of this year’s Bram Stoker festival. The festival, which is now in its tenth year, celebrates the life and work one of Ireland’s most beloved and iconic writers. This festival was…
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Since the outbreak of Covid in Ireland in January 2020, hybrid work has become the norm for most office workers – the majority of whom spend their working week from home. However, returns to the office have introduced a new norm – being watched in the office. Studies show that employers and employees have very…
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By Aoife Daly Despite people’s speculation that print journalism is dying, TV journalism seems to be largely left out from these discussions. The reality is that traditional TV news may be a dying medium. According to Ofcom’s annual media report in the UK, only 54% of people aged between 16-24 watch any live television at…
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By Taylor Mooney Irish XL bully dog owners express concern over the UK’s ban on the breed following Rishi Sunak’s announcement that the dogs are “a danger to the community.” Image: Megan Pryor Concern is growing across Ireland and the UK as the Prime Minister calls for the breed to be banned. The Southeast Inner-City…
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By Renee Melia Today Charity retailers consider themselves high street retailers as the standards of the shops have improved to attract buyers looking for a pocket-friendly second-hand piece of clothing and more. Chairperson of Charity Retail Ireland, Mark Sweeney explains the reasons behind the increases and confronts misconceptions surrounding charity retail. A common misconception about…
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