Time to reconsider – How the pandemic shows a single person actually makes a difference
Over the past years – especially 2019 with the Fridays for future protests – climate change has moved into the focus our society. Now, with […]
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Climate Strike Dublin 20/09/19
It’s Friday in Dublin. 20 degrees, not a cloud in the sky. It’s the perfect day to enjoy outside, except it’s not. It is the […]
Witches and Feminism: blurring the lines between fact and fiction
Witches have power, extra strength. They embody independent women, endowed with intelligence; they represent a model to follow. Who are these fearsome creatures in Renaissance […]
PETA kill the majority of animals brought into their care
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is the world’s largest animal rights organisation, with more than 5 million members and supporters. While they […]
CETA – The average modern day free trade agreement
Großdemo gegen TTIP und CETA – Jan Hagelstein – Flickr The ‘Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement’ (CETA) is a free trade agreement currently being finalised between the […]
The enduring horse and carriage industry: Saddled with controversy
The horse and carriage industry in New York City has become a political battleground. In Dublin, there are less rules and regulations, but no prominent […]