Ruairí Cotter

Gardaí watch on as Bohs host Rovers. Photo Credit: Ruairi Cotter

In a week of high-profile derbies, Bohs and Rovers ‘fans’ let themselves down

April 21, 2016

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Football derbies often sum up what is great about the beautiful game. In the last week we saw Liverpool host Everton and Celtic and Rangers clash in Hampden Park for a cup semi-final, and the passion of the pla...

The Sunnybank Hotel has improved so much since the introcuction of The Gannet. Photo Credit The Sunnybank (Facebook)

The Gannet Restaurant: Something out of nothing

Ruairí Cotter

April 20, 2016

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The Gannet has been a massive success since its opening in February. Photo Credit: The Sunnybank (Facebook) Locals could have been excused for turning their noses up when they first heard of The Gannet rest...

Ryan Hopkins & Andy Kenny try out their Regista T's for size. Photo Credit: Hammad Zargar

Dublin lads’ Euro 2016 ‘Regista t-shirts’ to take France by storm this summer

Ruairí Cotter

April 13, 2016

Life and Style, Slider

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Ryan Hopkins & Andy Kenny try out their Regista T's for size. Photo Credit: Hammad Zargar The European Championships is just around the corner, and anyone who made the trip to Poland in 2012 will tell y...

Stressed out student. Photo Credit: Anna Gutermuth (Flickr)

Beat the stress: 5 ways to get through your Griffith College Masters in Journalism

Ruairí Cotter

April 6, 2016

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Even though it seems like yesterday that I was coming in to the first lecture of the Masters hungover after watching Dublin win back the Sam Maguire the day before, we’ve actually made it to April, believe it o...

This cyclist, like many others, taking his life in his hands on the roads. Photo credit: Tejvan Pettinger (Flickr)

The dangers of cycling: What needs to be done by government, motorists, and cyclists themselves to ensure road safety

Ruairí Cotter

March 31, 2016

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Every time you get on your bike to work or college, you are literally taking your life in your own hands. You will face many obstacles, from cars parked in cycle lanes and giant pot holes filled with a week’s r...

Good Friday gone bad: Is Ireland losing its identity?

Ruairí Cotter

March 23, 2016

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Sculpture of Jesus Christ at the crucifixion. Photo credit: Dalibor Tomic (Flickr) Catholic traditions in Ireland have been gradually losing their prominence for some time now. It wasn’t too long ago tha...

Author Ruairí Cotter

In a week of high-profile derbies, Bohs and Rovers ‘fans’ let themselves down

The Gannet Restaurant: Something out of nothing

Dublin lads’ Euro 2016 ‘Regista t-shirts’ to take France by storm this summer

Beat the stress: 5 ways to get through your Griffith College Masters in Journalism

The dangers of cycling: What needs to be done by government, motorists, and cyclists themselves to ensure road safety

Good Friday gone bad: Is Ireland losing its identity?