Ireland Archives – The College View

The problem facing Ireland’s 6 Nations quest

February 24, 2021

Two games, two losses, and no hope for silverware right at the opening of Ireland’s six nations campaign.

2020 was the year that changed everyone’s perspective.

February 10, 2021

2020 has taught us that underneath all of the materialistic items we so fondly ‘need’, is a desire. That desire is love and I believe 2020 has thought us the power of love.

Ireland’s rugby dream comes to an end

November 11, 2020

England’s 29 point win over Italy set the scene for this historically stellar match between the top two teams in the Six Nations competition.

Best walking trails in Ireland

March 31, 2020

Different counties offer different terrain and scenery, whether you are searching for a challenging hike or a serene stroll, there’s an idyllic walking trail to suit everyone’s needs.

What you can do to support Irish businesses

March 27, 2020

Showing this support is something that can be done in many ways and it cannot be overstressed that in this circumstance, even the smallest act of kindness and buying from the local shop, can hugely help all involved.
When normality finally begins to return, it’s important to remember our local businesses and give back as much as we can. Here are just a few ways on how you can go about doing so.

Ireland’s economy survived Brexit but may not survive Covid-19

March 18, 2020

The Central Bank has described Ireland’s economic performance amidst Brexit as “broadly positive,” with their quarterly bulletin showing that Ireland is nearing full employment.

Ireland doesn’t have a culture of protesting

March 17, 2020

In recent months we have seen a wave of sustained protests around the globe. From Santiago to Beirut to Hong Kong, thousands have taken to the streets to protest various issues.

Are the Irish a happy nation?

March 15, 2020

The survey, which is carried out by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network surveys 156 countries worldwide on how their citizens view their own personal happiness levels. From this, a report is formed which ranks each country following the feedback from the survey.

Andúil i ndrugaí agus daoine óige in Éirinn inniu

February 17, 2020

Ní gá dom a chur i gcuimhne duit go bhfuil go leor contúirtí ag baint le drugaí, is féidir leat a rá mar freagairt go bhfuil dainséar ag baint le rudaí eile, béidir bia gasta,

Self-care is a priority for young people, now more than ever

November 27, 2019

You can’t pour from an empty cup as they say.

Mixed race couple leave Ireland after onslaught of racial abuse

October 16, 2019

A mixed-race couple who received racial abuse online have left Ireland after a threat on their lives.

Stay-cation in Ireland

April 17, 2019

Keep it cheap, cheerful and adventurous by getting off the beaten tourist track and exploring some hidden gems.

A more progressive Ireland: fantasy or reality

April 17, 2019

Recent referendums for abortion and less recently gay marriage make it seem like Ireland is stepping in the right direction, and away from its staunch Catholic roots, Sally Dobie asks has enough really changed?

Influencer fashion

April 3, 2019

When influencers are aligned with the right audience and brand, it can contribute to an incredibly successful digital marketing campaign

Should Irish people be fearful of terrorism?

March 6, 2019

We have a bit more of a cultural fear because we have been living in a post 9/11 age

Royal College of Surgeons to become Ireland’s newest university

February 20, 2019

The Royal College of Surgeons Ireland looks likely to become Ireland’s next university, due to legislation that is passing through the Oireachtas.

Irish citizens in Northern Ireland could lose EU vote

December 12, 2018

The chances of Irish citizens living in Northern Ireland being able to vote in European elections after Brexit have been given a setback.

Cancer becomes most common cause of death in Ireland

December 12, 2018

Cancer has overtaken heart disease for the first time as the most common cause of death among
Irish people, a new report has shown.

Irish citizens to be granted thousands of US visas

December 12, 2018

Irish citizens are being granted access to thousands of US work visas after the introduction of a new bill in the US Senate.

Irish to be full working EU language

November 14, 2018

Irish is set to be a full official language of the European Union (EU) by 2022.

Ireland’s meat production no longer bite-sized

October 31, 2018

There was an increase in the supply of meat produced in Ireland between 2016 to 2017, reaching 1,430,120 tonnes coming through the country.

Blasphemy law set to be repealed

October 17, 2018

The blasphemy referendum is due to take place on October 26, the same Friday as the presidential election.

Canadian cannabis legalised

October 17, 2018

Canada decriminalised the use of marijuana on October 17, making it the second country to do so after Uruguay.

Ireland endeavours to lead Europe’s data economy

October 17, 2018

Irish data centre’s thrive to be “best in Europe.”

Miggeldy or the highway?

October 3, 2018

Essentially, it appears to me that what most people want is a decent, honourable person. At least in my college bubble, most people also agree that Higgins embodies these traits.