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One Year On | Young Voters Spearhead Shift in Irish Politics

February 27, 2021February 26, 2021 By Conall Clarke

It has been a year since the game-changing 2020 general election, which brought an end to civil war politics, and

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UCD Head of Politics Condemns “Attack on Academic Freedom” by Huawei

February 24, 2021February 24, 2021 By Hugh Dooley - Co-Editor

The Head of UCD’s Politics department David Farrell has condemned what he characterised as an “attack on academic freedom” by

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A Quick Review of Student Run Politics Podcasts

February 14, 2021February 14, 2021 By Conor Paterson - Co-Editor

In the age of the podcast, there are often too many podcasts to choose from available to students. With a

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The College Tribune Creates Ireland’s First Student Newspaper App

January 25, 2021May 4, 2022 By Emma Hanrahan - Co-Editor

The College Tribune, an independent student newspaper from University College Dublin (UCD), has become the first student publication in Ireland

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Phased Reopening of schools – A trajectory of failures by the Irish government | Opinion

January 24, 2021January 24, 2021 By Grace Hartnett - Politics Correspondent

The fiasco that was the proposed re-opening of Irish schools for students experiencing additional needs ended again this week with

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Has the Housing Crisis Divided Irish Society?

November 23, 2020November 21, 2020 By Stephen Corr

The housing market in Ireland has never felt less accessible, as soaring costs, in both property and rent, has left

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Biden’s Victory Represents a Massive Win for Ireland

November 14, 2020November 14, 2020 By Stephen Kennedy - Politics Correspondent

With Joe Biden’s presidential victory, a collective sigh was released throughout the western world. However, nowhere was this projected further

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Politicians and Scientists: Who do we trust in a global pandemic?

November 14, 2020November 14, 2020 By Vanessa Gomes - Science Correspondent

Information regarding COVID-19 is plastered across social media, news outlets, television, and the radio, giving people a real fatigue in

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Recruitment during COVID | What Challenges Have UCD’s Political Societies Faced?

October 24, 2020October 24, 2020 By Jack Collum

With the disruption caused because of the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent campus restrictions, a whole host of UCD campus societies and organisations have had to adapt to continue functioning and interacting with the student body. The youth wings of the political parties are a prime example of such.

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Negotiating Politics With a Needle in the Thread of Misinformation

October 17, 2020October 17, 2020 By Vanshika Dhyani

The advent of the World Wide Web has completely transformed the way we communicate and consume information. Before its conception, people relied heavily on reputable mass media sources—such as newspapers, radio, and television programs—to stay updated with current events, both domestic and international.

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Kamala Harris and Joe Biden: Do women in politics need (or want) “favours” from men?

August 18, 2020October 22, 2020 By Sadhbh O'Muirí

Last week US presidential candidate Joe Biden announced his vice-presidential running-mate as Kamala Harris, Senator and former Attorney General of

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Direct Provision Residents Undergo Hunger Strike, Protesting “Inhumane” Conditions

July 29, 2020July 29, 2020 By Editor

Residents of the Direct Provision Centre in Cahersiveen have gone on hunger strike to protest their “inhumane” living conditions. The

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