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Brexit: Where are we now?

The British parliament broke with tradition and sat on a Friday to continue debating the EU withdrawal bill. Westminster must decide whether to accept May’s plans for a structured exit and

January 15, 2019

Politics

Brexit: a second chance?

Since the UK public voted to leave the EU, there have been many calls for another referendum. A “do-over”. Of course, the amount of support for another referendum has fluctuated since the 2016

August 10, 2018

Politics

Fake news & setting the agenda. Who is to blame?

An FBI agent investigating Secretary Clinton’s email leaks has been found dead in his apartment suspected of a murder-suicide. That’s according to the Denver Guardian; a website created for the

July 16, 2018

Politics

Evaluating Paddy Jackson's Rugby Future

One of the most well-documented court cases in Ireland’s history was concluded last Wednesday, when Paddy Jackson, Stuart Olding, Blane McIlroy and Rory Harrison were found not guilty of

April 2, 2018

Politics

Latte Levy: A Necessary Measure?

Many people can’t survive without their morning cup of coffee. Many people also buy this cup of coffee on the go, instead of making it at home and bringing it into work with them in a reusable mug.

March 27, 2018

Politics

European Court Rejects Torture Claims of 'Hooded Men'

We called it the Troubles, a nondescript term to describe the violence and civil unrest that pervaded in 1970s Ireland. As riots, gunshots, interrogation, and interment remained a daily occurrence

March 21, 2018