UCD Foundation clarifies that wages will meet minimum wage, following clerical error in email to students
Michael Bergin
UCD Foundation clarifies that wages will meet minimum wage, following clerical error in email to students
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Tech layoffs signal uncertain winter for thousands
First bike library in Ireland established with UCD backing
The populist paradigm and Brazil
With Lula’s narrow victory in the Brazilian elections, Michael Bergin reflects on the worrying takeaways from a bitter campaign…
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The GAA standard
If rugby is a game for hooligans played by gentlemen, and football a game for gentlemen played by hooligans, Michael Bergin asks what is the GAA to be?…
New CAP set to come into force from 2023 to 2027
Michael Bergin runs through the changes to the CAP, coming into force in the new year.…
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The reintroduction of wolves
With calls to reintroduce Irish wolf populations growing, Michael Bergin examines both sides of the debate…
Book Nook: Ward Six and other stories by Anton Checkov
USI walkout sees thousands of students leave lectures
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Reconciling UCD’s past religious ties with the modern university
Tirlán experiences teething issues, as data breach prompts DPC investigation.
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UCD study uncovers severe mental health issues amongst rural communities
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Omnishambles: Liz Truss and the zenith of contemporary populism
Carnivore: the rise of Erling Haaland
NUI Galway renamed as “Ollscoil na Gaillimhe – University of Galway”
From condom trains to free access: Ireland’s contraceptive journey
From this month, Irish women between the ages of 17 and 25 will enjoy free access to contraception. Michael Bergin explores the impact this new legislation will have.…
Rebranding the Irish Agri-Food Industry; a conversation with Tírlan CEO Jim Bergin
After announcing in August that Glanbia co-op would be rebranding as “Tírlan”, Michael Bergin sat down with Tírlan CEO Jim Bergin to discuss why.…