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A Brief History of Irish Theatres: The Abbey Theatre
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A Brief History of Irish Theatres: The Abbey Theatre
Writer Isobel Kelly discusses the history of Ireland's National Theatre and its resounding impact in the arts today.
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Isobel Kelly
The Importance of a Good Soundtrack
Why Radiohead X Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror doesn't quite work.
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By
Josie Radcliffe
An Examination of the Fallacies and Problematic Nature of the True Crime Genre
What are the footfalls of the true crime genre?
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By
Erin Hennessy
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Opinion Contribution
Why I’m Not Afraid of AI Destroying the Humanities
The struggle of the humanities in higher education is a tired story. AI, and generative writing, simply go to show what the humanities were never about in the first place
By
James Ryan
Opinion Contribution
Burnt Hands, Grazed Arms and Sore Backs: Tales from Abbey Street Spoons
An average student's experience of working at Ireland’s busiest Spoons
By
Henry Brown
Opinion Contribution
Looksmaxxing and the Manosphere: Misogyny’s Main Perpetrator?
Internet culture breeds misogyny. The manosphere is not the only one to blame.
By
Zoe Carr
Opinion Contribution
The Queer Butt of the Joke
On Candace Owens and the not-so-woke Woke
By
Weronika Brzechffa
Analysis
2026 Israeli Elections: Why Are They Considered the Most Important in Israel’s History?
The blocs led by Netanyahu and his opponents are neck and neck in a pivotal election that could shape the country’s direction. But for Palestine, there is little hope of change
By
Luca Vignoli
