Category: Article
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The View From the Irish Sea: How London Made Me More Irish.
“Wait, is Ireland Not Part of the United Kingdom?” The question above was asked of me halfway through a conversation on a student night out. When discussing potential international trips…
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Camion Boots and Our Legacy’s value of Fashion over Function
How can a $700 designer boot be poorly constructed with great materials? Find out below as Jude explores Fashion incentives and boot construction.
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Education in Crisis: The Growing Costs of Education in Ireland
According to a 2024 report from the Central Statistics Office, 95% of 20- 24-year-olds in Ireland have obtained at least a higher secondary level of education, ranking us joint second…
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Ceefax and Essandoh: The Magic of the cup from a Belfast-born Journeyman
“Roy, no offence, but who are you?” These were the words used by a match reporter after interviewing a Belfast-born journeyman striker, who was the centre of attention in one…
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A Lack of Clarity: Controversial SNA Reviews Cause Panic
While education in the Republic of Ireland was once amongst the worst systems in Europe, it has made major strides since the inception of free higher second-level education in 1967.…
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Istanbul Basaksehir: The most hated club in Turkey’s Capital, sparked in shady politics
Many outside the country of Turkey would assume that one of the three biggest clubs in Istanbul – Galatasaray, Fenerbahce, or Besiktas would be the most hated club in the…
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Television VS Film: Are the Two Comparable in the Modern Day?
Film has long been the canvas for some of the most famed stars in entertainment history; whether it be actors, directors, or writers, it has been considered the pinnacle of…
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Cutting out the middle Man: Is ‘Premflix’ a real possibility for Premier League Fans
The Premier League, since its inception in 1992, has been one of the most successful sporting leagues in both financial and viewing figures to date. Previously, the English First Division,…
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Is English Football apolitical or a pursuing platform for right wing populists?
On the 6th September, England hosted Andorra in a World Cup qualifying match in Villa Park. Videos surfaced online of fans singing, “Keir Starmer is a w**ker”. Three days later,…
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The Lost Arts of Filmmaking
Since its inception in the late 19th century, the art of filmmaking has continued to evolve beyond what the world could have ever imagined. Where once films were devoid of…








