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Constitutional Amendments: How Far We’ve Come and How Much Further We Have to Go

The last decade has seen some seminal changes in the Irish Constitution, shaping the future of life in Ireland and

Many students may find themselves in the position of undertaking part-time work during their time in college and in doing

We’ve all been there, the embarrassment of standing aside, watching as a Garda pours out your can and sends you

With recent news reports suggesting that the implementation of a ‘vaccine passport’ scheme is underway, questions have arisen surrounding the

With the enactment of the Domestic Violence Act 2018 came many positive and significant changes expanding the remit of previous

Recent review of the Government’s plan for living with Covid-19 has perhaps raised more questions than answers for college students,

It is an undeniable fact that student nurses in this country are being exploited, especially evident now, in the midst

While much has been written about the unsatisfactory position of graduate interns in Ireland and the JobBridge scheme, with deadlines

A spotlight has been shone on the state of child welfare in Ireland with the recent re-emergence of the mother

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With the focus on men’s mental health this November, there really is no better time to consider the negative effects

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UCD’s proposed Dignity and Respect Policy is an initiative by the university to clamp down on issues of harassment and

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With a significant proportion of college students living in rental accommodation during the college year, it is crucial to have