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We were promised jetpacks

It’s going to be the future soon, just ask Niall Farrell.

His most immaculate folkness

In a state of Flux: Big Time Rory Bonass talks to Fionn Regan.

A flawless change?

In the run up to the release of their new album Niamh Mongey speaks to The Flaws’ lead singer.

To be broke and famous: Punk Rock 101

With the American group in town soon, Paula Lyne spoke to Bowling for Soup to find out what’s happened to all of them post the song everyone remembers them for: Girl All The Bad Guys Want.

The anniversary of Karadzic’s arrest

Stephen Mangan, a College View writer won the Hugh Cudlipp award for student journalists, beating out other entrants from across Britain and Ireland. Here, we reprint his winning entry

The man who spoke to men who stared at goats

Cian Ginty speaks to Jon Ronson - the acclaimed documentary writer and novelist about writing, the film based on his book, and life…

One year on and lucky to be alive: the abduction of Jestina Mukoko

Dragged from her home and imprisoned, Jestina Mukoko celebrated the one year anniversary of her release in Dublin last week, the College View was there to hear her story.

The boss in his underwear: the seedy side of American Apparel

As the head of American Apparel, which recently opened here in Dublin, Dov Charney has cashed in on sex, as Paula Lyne explains.

Shane Ross’ proposals for Ireland

The Independent Senator talks to Chris Murphy about everything from the government to new parties.