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Irish artist Emmalene Blake — also known as ESTR — completed a mural in Dublin recently with artist Holly Pereira. It’s a painting of...
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May 1st, 2024: it’s a date looming in the psyche of the Irish hospitality industry. That is the deadline Revenue set for paying back tax debt (VAT,...
2024 will be a bumper year for elections. More than 40 per cent of the world’s population will hold national elections across more than 40...
The end of the year compels one to take stock. Even if you’re trying to avoid reflecting on choices, decisions, mistakes and actions, there is...
If there’s one thing you read this week, make it Masha Gessen’s piece in the New Yorker, In the Shadow of the Holocaust. Gessen, one of the finest...
Arguing about Dublin isn’t going to get it anywhere. What can be offered though are solutions of various kinds. We already know the answers to...
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It can be difficult to consider or hypothesise about the long-term impact of what has been happening in Gaza, because the immediate situation is so...
The French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry said: “If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up people to collect wood and don’t assign them tasks...
The news that the music streaming platform Spotify is fiddling with its royalty model was welcomed with as much enthusiasm as, to quote Billy...
Only one person knows why he did what he did on January 12th, 2022. And only he knows why he dragged Ashling Murphy’s family through a trial, having...
As of last Friday, 157 people had died on Irish roads so far in 2023. This already surpasses the 156 killed on our roads in all of 2022. That figure...
When the album Kid A by Radiohead was released in 2000, I recall the exact moment one of the song’s lyrics stopped me in my tracks. On How To...
When the album Kid A by Radiohead was released in 2000, I recall the exact moment one of the song’s lyrics stopped me in my tracks. On How To...
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At some point during one of the pandemic’s lockdowns, I reminisced about places I had travelled, and thought about where, once the opportunity was...
Last week, the trailblazing Irish LGBTQ activist Edmund Lynch died. His impact on Irish queer life was huge. He was one of the founding members of...
There are a lot of silly plot holes in the Dáil, plenty of shoddy lines, and a sense that we’re in a constant cycle of “Haven’t I seen this one...
Hopefully last Wednesday’s chaos outside Leinster House will be a turning point in countering hate on our streets. Now we have footage of a...
As summer turns to autumn, and politicians dust themselves off in preparation for returning to the Dáil and the Seanad, political messaging in...
Owen Keegan recently retired from heading up Dublin City Council. “All dictatorships must come to an end, even benevolent ones,” Fine Gael...
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