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Lir Graduate Amelia Hauer at the Dublin Fringe Festival

Amelia Hauer on stage managing ‘West Meath Gothic’, experience on past projects, and upcoming productions
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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 7:03pm

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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 7:06pm

Remake Fatigue? Not in Gaming.

Why Players Embrace what Moviewatchers Mock.
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By Arianna Russo 6:56pm
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Francis Halzen and the Particles That Opened a New Window Onto the Universe

Nobel Prize in Physics 2026 recognised the Belgian-American scientist Francis Halzen for his contribution to the IceCube Observatory located in Antarctica, and for its detection of neutrinos, which could give us a different way of seeing modern astronomy
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By Elena Pons Calero 6:00pm

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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
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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
Analysis

Hungary’s Reapproachment with Europe: What the EU Funding Thaw Really Means

The EU’s funding thaw rewards Hungary’s post-Orbán reforms, but years of pressure from Brussels complicate the story of who deserves credit By Matias Trinca
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