In Focus
Where Will Europe Get its Missiles?
Mounting tensions in the Middle East that threaten Europe’s arms supply chain should force the continent to reconsider where it gets its missiles.
A Reflection on the Legacy of Boycotting in Ireland
Following the evolution of boycotting from a rural Irish liberation tactic to a global tool for change
You are Now Entering: Flow State
Protests In Iran: Hearing the Street, Reporting on Society
The days January 8th and 9th were reportedly the bloodiest in the history of uprisings in Iran since the establishment of the Islamic Republic.Yet, while Iranian voices continue to be heard, Western geopolitical narratives remain dominant
Is International Law Eroding?
International law has never been as useless as it is now. The United Nations? More like the Useless Nations. Is there a hope in sight for Gaza, for Ukraine, and now, the United States?
Dates, Discipline, and Dua: Ramadan Begins for Muslim Trinity Students
Alina, Hamza, Minaal, and Tabib share their reflections on all things Ramadan
Groceries Cost How Much?! Looking Behind the Supermarket Bill
Price reductions have become the big hitting marketing strategy for supermarkets, but are there better ways to tackle the cost of the food shop?
Ireland’s “Post-Catholic” Identity
Regarded as one of the most staunchly Catholic nations in the word, Ireland is now experiencing a significant shift in religious identity
Trade Deals, Uneven Ground and Ireland’s Uneasy Stake in European Agreements
The likely effects in Ireland of new trade agreements risk deepening existing pressures on agriculture, housing, education and early-career employment
Campus Silence on Iran
What Trinity’s activism chooses to confront, and what it ignores