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PBP-Solidarity- what’s next for Irish Water?

April 11, 2017

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Irish Water debacle heating up The latest Irish Water protest was another large turnout, although it wasn't broadcast that widely. About ten to fifteen thousand people turned out on the streets of Dublin last ...

Constituency boarder changes – A constitutional requirement leaves Irish people feeling alienated

Katie Drea

April 14, 2016

Politics, Slider

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HQ by Kieran Lyman (flickr) Every twelve years or so, the boundary commissions are constitutionally mandated to ensure that constituencies reflect shifting populations. This means that a board called the bo...

Three weeks after the General Election – Record number of women elected to the 32nd Dáil

Rachel Carey

March 23, 2016

Politics, Slider

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First sitting of 32nd Dáil (Photo credit Flickr Houses of the Oireachtas) Over three weeks after the 2016 election we still do not have a government. The election was a historic one for a number of reasons,...

Dublin’s newest mural – A history of the women who fought in 1916

Katie Drea

March 16, 2016

Culture, Slider

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Le Chéile I Ngruaig (lovin'dublin) Le Chéile i nGruaig which translates as together in hair is the name of a new mural that has popped up above a Burger place on the corner of Dame street and Geo...

Abraham Lincoln Photocredit: Paolo Rosa (Flickr)

2016 general election results: Can a coalition end civil war politics in the centenary year?

Aidan Priestley

March 11, 2016

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Abraham Lincoln Photocredit: Paolo Rosa (Flickr) Adrenaline filled, intensively exciting and exhilarating; not words often associated with politics. 2016, however, is shaping up to deliver dramatic developm...

Open the Debate: Abortion

Julie Edwards

March 9, 2016

Comment, Politics

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Abortion, the word that everyone seems to be fearful of. Why? It happens. Have we forgotten the case of Savita Halappanavar in 2012, where we saw a young woman lose her life due to the complications surroundin...

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PBP-Solidarity- what’s next for Irish Water?

Constituency boarder changes – A constitutional requirement leaves Irish people feeling alienated

Three weeks after the General Election – Record number of women elected to the 32nd Dáil

Dublin’s newest mural – A history of the women who fought in 1916

2016 general election results: Can a coalition end civil war politics in the centenary year?

Open the Debate: Abortion