Interactive white board skills you say? Where do I sign up?
Padraig McCarrick gives us the lowdown on the new depths to which JobBridge is plummeting to… Last week we saw the JobBridge National Internship Scheme post …
“Anti-woman, Anti-gay ‘pro-life’ bigots go away!”
Tomás Heneghan, a student from UL and member of Galway Pro-Choice shares his experience of the march on Youth Defence’s office…..originally posted here. I’m thinking I’ll …
Earth Liberation Flop: An Anarchist Review of ‘The East’
Cruss T. Anarcho Mc Professional Protester gives us a review of a new indie film dealing with the topic of so-called ‘eco-terrorism’ Title: The East Director: Zal …
An accessible version of the Protection of Life during Pregnancy Bill 2013
Joseph Loughnane cuts through the waffle to give us a plain proletarian english version of the recently published X-Case legislation. Part 1 1. Title and …
Emigrating for a cheaper education
I’m paying just €17 a semester to the University of Vienna to participate in a Masters programme, writes Liam Duffy Originally posted here. In 2011, the …
Picnics, People Power, Direct Action and Damage – Week of Action against Shell kicks off at Rossport Solidarity Camp
Cruss T. Anarcho Mc Professional Protester gives us a rundown of events so far at the Week of Action against Shell in Erris, Co. Mayo. …
Inaccessibility and marginalization in Ireland’s Higher Education System
The impact of immigration and multiculturalism on Irish society has brought about some unforeseen challenges that need to be addressed, writes Méadbh Ní Dhuinn. The …
John F. Kennedy – the Warmonger Ireland can be Proud of.
Alán Camilo Cienfuegos discusses the true legacy of the bizarrely beloved JFK. It is 50 years since John F. Kennedy, then president of the US, …
Samantha Power – another ‘Good’ Imperialist
Alán Camilo Cienfuegos writes about Obama’s latest appointment…. Barack Obama’s nomination of Irish-born academic and writer Samantha Power to the post of US Ambassador to …
Young Irish people are losing their voice and facing forced emigration
The surge of precarious and part-time employment, unpaid internships and false starts expose Ireland’s bad attitude to young peoples’ future, writes Ronan Burtenshaw. Originally posted here. …