BirdWatch Ireland Warns EU Nature Law Rollback Threatens Irish Habitats In the name of environmental protection, a recent BirdWatch campaign argues that birds should be protected under proposed new EU laws that would ease biodiversity Read more…
Legislation to scrap the Triple Lock has passed its first vote in the Dáil after 79 TDs backed the legislation and 71 opposed it. The Bill, which seeks to end the requirement for UN approval Read more…
With the academic year truly back underway, students from around the country return to college each day for lectures, seminars, and labs. However, for many, the biggest challenge is not the coursework — it is Read more…
Over the years, social media networks have become attention economies. Shortened attention spans and viewers endlessly scrolling, has resulted in creators oversharing the most vulnerable parts of their life to attain engagement. The rise of Read more…
The Budget 2027 has finally arrived, and with it a range of feelings, measures, and decisions being brought into the year ahead. It’s always a contentious and tense topic within the public eye. Many people Read more…
Mayo claimed the All-Ireland title this summer, and with winter fast approaching, the celebrations have continued. Flags were spotted still waving from shops and houses throughout the country more than 80 days after the victory Read more…
Dublin Port is a state-owned, fully self-financing commercial entity and Ireland’s largest freight and passenger port, with all cargo-handling activities carried out by private-sector companies operating in intensely competitive markets within the port. The port Read more…
Attending orientation or enduring awkward icebreakers on the first day is a milestone for any new college student, but for the current first-year college entrants , it carries a unique significance. We represent a distinct Read more…
Vinted arrived in Ireland in late 2024 and has since changed the way we buy. Vinted is a popular networked online marketplace that enables users to buy, sell, and trade pre-owned second-hand items. Vinted primarily Read more…
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The start of a new academic year has seen the introduction of numerous new societies at DCU, including DCU’s very own Flag Football club. Flag Football is a non-contact variant of American Football where tackles Read more…
Thousands gathered in Dublin city centre Saturday for a protest march supporting Palestine. The march was organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) as a ‘demonstration for Palestine: Three Years of Gaza Genocide’. It Read more…
Did I hear someone say a house party? Are you alright? Do you need help? Have you seen the news lately? While the idea of a house party might seem outrageous nowadays, it wasn’t so Read more…
Ireland have trashed Kazakhstan 8-0 in what was a substantial victory in Astana on Friday afternoon to all but secure a place in November’s playoff final. Ireland had led 5-0 at the break on what Read more…
It has been confirmed by Dublin City University’s Vice President for Academic Affairs Lisa Looney that there will be a strike next Wednesday, October 14th. Members of the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) and Read more…
“It’s time to stop pretending you care about the students”. Harsh words from a harsh reality, that of student life. It’s an oxymoron in of itself, whereby it’s the ‘best time in your life’, but Read more…
The stage is set, and the velcro pants are on as anticipation builds for DCU Dance’s 2026 Full Monty. With a wide array of societies vying for glory and campus bragging rights, there’s no doubt Read more…
‘Magnum Opus,’ Greek for ‘great work,’ is an understatement to describe the unforgettable experience that was DCU Style’s 2026 Fashion Show. From its collaboration with DCU Film to create a cinematographic atmosphere to the carefully Read more…
As we come to the end of the academic year, our annual night of celebration has once again arrived, honouring the incredible work of the clubs and societies led by our committed students. Last week, Read more…
Duolingo is undeniably the most well-known and talked-about language-learning app on the internet. This is in large part due to the abundance of online memes the company has repeatedly positioned itself at the centre of, Read more…
Back at the start of the year, the sun was almost nowhere to be seen, hidden by looming grey clouds and showers across the country. In Ireland, we are no strangers to unpredictable and unlucky Read more…
The Artemis programme, a major new development in lunar exploration, is NASA’s ambitious initiative to return people to the Moon. The programme’s first crewed mission is poised to make history as the first human voyage Read more…
The date is February 7th, and many people have decided to skip the match because they think it will be a breeze. India lost its first wicket at just eight runs. A minor hiccup, surely. Read more…
On the 1st of April, it will be 50 years since tech giant Apple was founded in 1976. Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak set out to create technology that was user-centred and made for consumers. Read more…
Defensive play once again proves the edge between two familiar Super Bowl opponents. In February 2015, Malcolm Butler intercepted a pass from Russell Wilson on his own goal line with 22 seconds remaining in Super Read more…