Trinity College has pledged to cut ties with Israeli companies after a five day encampment by students on college grounds. Demonstrations by students forced the
Coming from Galway, a city where your two choices of professional teams to follow are Galway United and Connacht Rugby, I made my decision at
TII has closed motorway lay-bys to private drivers following new EU regulations, despite a lack of alternative service areas. Transport Infrastructure Ireland’s (TII) Service Area
Thousands marched in Dublin on Saturday in support of Palestine amidst the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. For the fifth demonstration of its kind
Despite once being viewed as one of the world’s most innovative entrepreneurs, Elon Musk’s reputation among the public has taken a battering in recent years.
Griffith College came away from their Varsity Cup final against UCC with a 95-62 win on March 15th. This capped off an inaugural season to
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has announced he will step down as Taoiseach and leader of Fine Gael with immediate effect only a few days after returning
Almost a week since his State of the Union address, Joe Biden has secured his party’s nomination and will face-off against Donald Trump in the
This Friday will see two referendums take place in Ireland, the ‘family’ referendum and the ‘care’ referendum. These referendums aim to change the language used
Ireland kept their back-to-back Grand Slam hopes alive on Saturday with a third Six Nations win in a row against a young Welsh side in