This year, National Eating Disorders Awareness Week ran from Monday, February 23rd to Sunday, March 1st. Eating Disorders Awareness Week provides the opportunity to raise awareness and an understanding of eating disorders, while challenging greatly Read more…
Men too face pressure regarding how they look says Odran De Bhaldraithe Read more…
Being gay shouldn’t define a whole persons character – its just one part of who they are says Christine Allen. Read more…
Forget Netflix or the written word, audio entertainment is where it’s at says Sharron Lynskey Read more…
The realisation that staff at my local Chinese takeaway now have my address memorised invokes an instant sense of shame. However, it’s quickly displaced with thoughts of finding change for the deliveryman’s tip.
Not much has changed since the millennium when Trent Reznor’s Nine Inch Nails epic tune, ‘Starf**kers’ emerged.
Despite growing up and seeing only heterosexual relationships and religious women who were comfortable with playing the part of devoted mother and housewife, the idea of following a similar path never appealed to me.
Aaron Gallagher looks at lectures as a learning method and asks whether students are really getting their moneys worth with this medium of teaching. Read more…
Sarah Craig explains why Tinder doesn’t light her fire. Read more…
Sharron Lynskey examines whether the conclusion of the recent Church synod is truly a step backwards for the LGBT community in regard to the acceptance of LGBT individuals into the Church Read more…
Odrán de Bhaldraithe looks at the language our society uses and asks whether its time we examined our flippancy towards certain terms. Read more…
Sean Cassidy discusses the indifference that many students display when it comes to discourse surrounding societal values. Read more…
Caitlin Mary asks why society is so obsessed with labelling people’s sexual preferences, and believes it’s time we stopped. Read more…
Long distance relationships – are they worth the effort? Or a recipe for disaster? Read more…
Being shouted at or touched by strangers is not OK, nor a compliment. Street Harassment needs to end now. Read more…
If you break up with the one you love, and they extend the hand of friendship, can it work out? Is it possible to be friends with your ex? Read more…
People ignore much of the Bible’s doctrine. Why is being LGBT viewed any differently? Read more…
With talk of Lucinda Creighton forming a new political party, Finnian Curran looks at the challenges a new party may face, and asks whether any political party can deliver real change. Read more…
Drinking is undoubtedly part of our nation’s culture. However, are young people now dependent on alcohol in order to socialise? Read more…
RTÉ are on the ropes after Love/Hate viewing figures take a hit and UTV lay on the broadcasting horizon for 2015. Read more…
Our Students Union was once an undemocratic organisation, however this is changing for the better. Get involved and continue to make it so. Read more…
While many claim that smoking hash in Read more…
A YES vote in the same – sex marriage referendum next Spring will decrease the risk of young LGBT people suffering with mental health difficulties. Read more…
Ciara Moran talks about the Student Accommodation Crisis in Dublin, which is deteriorating rapidly and her view that the Government needs to do more to help the situation Read more…