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After making headlines around the world, Edward Snowden has been living in Moscow as a refugee since 2013. “I take the metro, live in a
Tom Coutty March 31, 2022 No Comments
Investigative Journalism
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Dublin is a big city with just two main dividing lines: north and south. According to statistics, Kevin street in Dublin 8 is one of
Olabisi Adeyemi-Olayinka May 13, 2021 No Comments
Black Influencers are underpaid for their work by marketers
On the account of the racial reckoning of 2020, companies and marketers appeared more willing to work with Black influencers and be involved in conversations
Anase Dawnuwella Ojiah April 22, 2021 No Comments
THE FEMINIST COALITION FOR THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE AND WITH THE PEOPLE.
‘From the Aba women’s riot of 1929 to the #ArewaMeToo movement and now the #EndSars Protest movement, women in Nigeria have always been vocal activists
Sandra Sandra Ogbonna March 25, 2021 No Comments
Catholic Church’s monopoly on Irish Education is threatening School Diversity
90% of Irish primary schools are still controlled by the Catholic Church. And, even if a historic school reform was set up in 2018 with
Héloïse Vinale December 9, 2020 No Comments
Welcome to the United States
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Malcolm Gordon May 15, 2020 No Comments
Cambridge Analytical: how did it turn click into votes?
In 2018 the Guardian published an article on how 87 million people’s data were harvested and used for an advertising campaign to help swing election. This was
Ifeoma Ochulo April 17, 2020 No Comments
How do the Numbers Really Compare: Basketball Ireland vs Other Major Sports
Basketball Ireland is still flustered over the lack of government funding that they receive after the government came to an agreement with the FAI that
Malcolm Gordon March 10, 2020 No Comments
Inner City Helping Homeless and The Grim Reality behind Homelessness of Ex-service Army Personnel
Irish ex-service army personnel, who served for their country before and were willing to sacrifice their lives for their country, now are homeless. On 10
Zeynep Alparslan May 15, 2019 No Comments
The menace of ‘Jungle Justice’ in Africa
When we talk about ‘Jungle Justice’ here, we are talking about how youths are subjected to extreme pain because the public adjudge them as ‘thieves’.
Peter Obi April 23, 2019 No Comments
The Impact of Citizen journalism.
The seminal work “The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere “(Habermas 1962) defines the Public Sphere as “where private people can come together in a
Ernie Beggs April 21, 2019 No Comments
Legacy landfills still a concern for the Finglas community.
Standing at a funeral in Glasnevin Cemetery a few years back, my interest was piqued when an old friend blessed herself and said to me
Ernie Beggs April 16, 2019 No Comments
Children and Technology
An investigation into the possible downsides and beneficial effects of technology on the development of children. Technology has become a part of everyday life. We
Sadbh Maguire March 22, 2019 No Comments
Pavement Boards: POS Marketing of Dublin’s SMEs
Dublin is inundated of small and medium firms – the city exists literally only out of SMEs. Therefore and because of a large number of
Vivien Berger November 1, 2018 No Comments
Case Study: Out-of-Home Advertising in Dublin
Out-of-Home (OHH) advertising takes place in public space, in every urban environment. It`s classified between static/ stationary (poster, billboards, etc.) and mobile (transport marketing on
Vivien Berger October 5, 2018 No Comments
Longford to host first TEDx Conference
Longford is to host the Midland’s first TEDx Conference on Friday 29 June at the Backstage Theatre at 7.30pm. There are limited tickets for the
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