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What TFI’s overhaul means for Irish commuters

What TFI’s overhaul means for Irish commuters

Commuters across the Greater Dublin Area are adjusting to a major shift in public transport pricing after Transport for Ireland (TFI) introduced a new fare zone system on 28 April. The reform replaces the long-standing Short Hop Zone with a broader model known as the Dublin, Commuter Zone,…

Trump tariffs spell trouble for Diageo

Trump tariffs spell trouble for Diageo

Since Trump’s tariffs have fully gone into effect, drinks megabrand Diageo is feeling the sting. With drink prices already rising this year, the ongoing trade war could hike these prices even higher, as North America is Diageo’s biggest region, representing about 40% of net sales and almost half…

Marijuana culture and medicine in Dublin today 

Marijuana culture and medicine in Dublin today 

Love it or hate it, it’s hard to deny that marijuana and the culture around it have become more mainstream since the 1960s.  Today, cannabis is not only being seriously researched and used for medicinal purposes, but also more widely legalised in many countries as a recreational substance…

Getting medieval: The Liberty picks up the longsword

Getting medieval: The Liberty picks up the longsword

Reporter Eoin McKenna Walsh longsword training with Seif Allam. Photo: Jack Dempsey For most, the acronym is unfamiliar…

The Revamping and Reopening of Dame Street’s Mercantile Hotel  

The Revamping and Reopening of Dame Street’s Mercantile Hotel  

Following five years of renovations, Dublin City’s Mercantile Hotel is ready to open its doors once again this…

20 years later: Tracing through Anthony Bourdain’s Dublin 

20 years later: Tracing through Anthony Bourdain’s Dublin 

It’s been almost 20 years since the late great Anthony Bourdain first walked the streets of Dublin in…

Reviving whiskey in the Liberties, as drink and tourist attraction 

Reviving whiskey in the Liberties, as drink and tourist attraction 

Although Teeling’s distillery only opened in Newmarket in 2015, it is the oldest in Dublin. The Teeling name in…

A Stitch in Time: Aishling Ryan Ellis Weaves Feminine Power and Irish Folklore into Final Collection

A Stitch in Time: Aishling Ryan Ellis Weaves Feminine Power and Irish Folklore into Final Collection

On the lively campus of NCAD in the heart of the Liberties, I met final year fashion design…

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New depression treatment offers hope – but beware of hype

New depression treatment offers hope – but beware of hype

St John of God Hospital in Dublin has launched a new treatment for people with treatment-resistant depression. Repetitive…

What contributes to the level of depression in college students?

What contributes to the level of depression in college students?

by Issambre vanney and Doireann Moroney Depression and mental health struggles are a big issue that should be…

Local protests in Dublin in support of Palestine

Local protests in Dublin in support of Palestine

For the last 18 months, Palestinian-solidarity activism around Dublin 7 and Dublin 8, like elsewhere, has been practically…

Managing work and study in Dublin

Managing work and study in Dublin

people studying their exams …

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