Homophobia is a matter of structures not intentions
With recent debate in mind, William Foley argues that homophobia is a matter of structures not intentions.
Be careful about who you call a homophobe
Ryan Connolly makes the case that the word “homophobia” is being used to stifle debate and close minds.
Why Snowden shouldn’t get the Nobel prize
Callum Jenkins argues the Edward Snowden is undeserving of the Nobel Peace Prize.
The Leadership Race: taking the politics out of politics
Eva Short decries the depoliticisation of SU politics.
Don’t mandate the SU to campaign for choice
Emily Murtagh argues in favour of voting no in the SU referendum on abortion.
Vote yes in the abortion referendum
Matthew Corbally argues that the SU should adopt a pro-choice position.
Female Hist members discuss sexism in debating: “It’s a boys’ club”
Earlier this week, demands were made by female committee members of the Hist which it was hoped would combat gender discrimination. Catherine Healy speaks to four of the five signatories to those demands.
Separate the economy from the academy
Keith O’Neill condemns the conflation of business with education.
Should Fifa withdraw from Qatar?
Conor Heffernan looks at the recent human rights abuses surrounding the Qatar World Cup and questions Fifa’s stance as an apolitical organisation.
Hands off our tax rate
By Editor on February 19, 2014 · Leave a Comment
The notion that Ireland is a tax haven is a myth, argues Conor McGlynn.
Category Comment · Tags Ireland, Tax Rate