Gerrymandered
Is Gerry Adams telling the whole truth about his involvement with the McConville murder and his connections to the IRA? Callum Jenkins plumbs the murky depths of the Troubles.
What the Tom Lenihan debate says about Trinity
William Foley questions the cosy consensus that stifles critical engagement with Trinity life.
Devil’s Advocate: Legalise drugs
Stephen Stack makes the case for freeing the weed and all the other drugs.
Mo’ money, mo’ gender problems?
Aine O’Connell criticises charity fund-raising campaigns which implicitly promote sexist attitudes and the objectification of women
Wolf Gang: all bark and no bite
A pretentious front for big business to deal in depoliticised revolt and subversion; John Kennedy explores the failings of the hipster subculture as a scene and as a movement.
Devil’s Advocate: Why charity is wrong
William Foley explores why charity is good in practice, but not good enough in theory.
Voting No: Opposing the Presidential Impeachment Referendum
James Ringland, campaign manager for the No side, writes on why students should not vote to impeach Tom Lenihan.
Excuses, Excuses?
In the first of our SU referendum pieces, Alice Kinsella argues in favour of the impeachment of Students’ Union president Tom Lenihan.
Lessons in Irish republicanism from the Sinn Féin online store
Maurice John Casey explores Sinn Féin’s online store and draws conclusions about the state of contemporary republicanism.
250 years of Wolfe Tone
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Cassandra Murtagh, secretary of the Wolfe Tone Cumann, examines the historical significance of one of College’s most rebellious alumni.
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