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Why I Miss the Library As It Once Was
The main tragedy with the current library setup is that it has turned the library into a mere location for studying, writes Aoife Kearins.
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Laugh, Donât Cry, at Wild Mountain Thyme
Hollywood has yet to catch up with modern Ireland. Letâs make the most of it, writes RĂłisĂn Ryan.
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Movember Shouldnât Get a Golden Pass From Scrutiny. It Must Be More Inclusive
Movember should steer clear of Popeye-like tropes, give more space to LGBTQ+ people and face up to the realities of Irish society, writes MaitiĂș Charleton.
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To Those Suffering in Silence: It Gets Better â I Promise
Mick Finnegan discusses his struggles with mental illness and what he has learned from them.
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I Was A Spotify Wrapped Sceptic. This Year Has Changed That
Looking at our friendsâ playlists can allow us to feel connected in a lonely time, writes Aoife Kearins.
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Why Itâs Important to Talk About Epilepsy
Epilepsy can be a lonely condition. Talking about it helps both yourself and those around you, writes Cormac Watson.
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Mental Health: Weâre Being Told to âTalk About Itâ, But We Need More
âTalking about itâ has been the go-to approach for dealing with mental illness, but to really improve mental health in Ireland, the government must invest in services and tackle the roots of the problem, writes Niall Prior.
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If a Visually Impaired Person Seems in Need of Help, Offer it
We must strive to always show empathy and respect for one another, regardless of our differences, writes Sarah McGowan.
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Self-Improvement for the Procrastinators Among Us
Emma Donohoe lists some of her favourite forms of self-improvement for the more procrastination prone among us.
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Letâs Stop Using Politics As a Social Crutch. We Can Do Better
Sometimes at a party you just want to defend the lyrical depth of Harry Stylesâs second album â not win an interminable political debate, writes Eimear Finan.