With New Sports Centre Referendum, Lisbon Analogy Overstates Its Case

The February "No" vote shows why all democracy is not created equal

Social Media Breeds External Self-Worth

For a new generation, likes now create likes

You’re Never Too Old to Explore Your Sexuality

It's okay to be unsure of who you like, or what you like

Government’s Science Funding Plan Kills Vital Research

Focusing entirely on applied science hurts research opportunities and graduate job prospects

MSM Blood Ban is Outdated and Discriminatory

A proposed one-year waiting period is still stigmatising, but at least public thinking has changed

A Complicated National Relationship with Paddy’s Day

The Value of Diversity in a Family

Enemies of the Surveillance State

Society is most at risk when journalism is its biggest threat

The Piranha and the State of Satire

Changes in the Piranha’s tone are symptomatic of a wider issue in satire and political culture

Reappropriating Populism

An inherently democratic term has become a weapon of social stigma