Public Drinking: Laws Surrounding Those Sunny Summer Pints
We’ve all been there, the embarrassment of standing aside, watching as a Garda pours out your can and sends you
We’ve all been there, the embarrassment of standing aside, watching as a Garda pours out your can and sends you
This year’s University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) elections have resulted in four out of the six sabbatical positions being
Later this month will be the second anniversary of the death of Belfast journalist Lyra McKee. The 29-year-old was shot
It has been over a year since Ireland was thrown into the unknown and uncertainty of lockdown. During this time,
With recent news reports suggesting that the implementation of a ‘vaccine passport’ scheme is underway, questions have arisen surrounding the
The first semester of first year was, for many (myself included), a shock to the system. Everyone seems to know
We undertook the gruelling task of reading through colourful manifestos, watched hours of hustings and grilled all of the candidates
The current Welfare officer, Ruairí Power, is expected to win this year’s UCDSU Presidential race by a wide margin, according
A recurring theme of the current UCD SU election is the ‘legitimacy crisis’ facing the Union. No doubt this is
Earlier this year, the Department of Finance announced its expected budget deficit for 2020 to add up to around €19
When I moved to Ireland from the US there were definitely some cultural differences that took me by surprise. After
With the enactment of the Domestic Violence Act 2018 came many positive and significant changes expanding the remit of previous