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By Deputy Features and Opinions Editor Luca Oakman Your hand moves slow,a whisper before it lands,pausing like a held breath,the first...

By Eric Vinuesa Rodríguez Pleasure is an old and universal topic, we have talked and written about it since the beginning of humanity. Of...

By Features and Opinions Editor Cian Walsh Dating is perhaps the least pleasurable experience that I could have written about for this...

By Staff Writer Lia Daskalopoulos Amsterdam is a city heavily associated with sin, lust and pleasure. Due to its rather liberal laws and...

By Sarah Elizabeth O’Connor When it comes to heritage, Ireland is far from lacking. With traditional music, fairy forts and folklore...

By Dante Kunc I am 6 and sat in front of the TV with my mum. We are watching my favourite show, The Nanny, and Fran Fine says something...

By Features and Opinion’s Editor Cian Walsh “I never held any animosity towards the situation.” Those were the words uttered by the...

By Adam Murphy When we talk about heritage, we talk about how important it is, how it lets you feel connected to your past and to people...

By Lia Daskalopoulos “What are you doing here? Go to Mykonos, have a cocktail and take some selfies for Instagram. Don’t come here, and...

By Luca Oakman To explore some of the vast cultural heritage that is a part of the UCC community, I interviewed four students from across...

By Editor In Chief Lisa Ahern When I was eight, there was a tradition the day after your First Holy Communion, you dressed up in your...

By Gabriela Peñate López What will remain of our heritage in a world driven by profit? Where history and culture are sacrificed for...

By Adam Murphy When we talk about the mind, discourse usually comes in two forms. Either we are talking about its incredible features,...

By deputy editor Tiernán Berhe Ó Ruairc It’s the feeling of emptiness when you’re not around that keeps me coming back, your presence in...

By Tadgh Connery Can we Trust our Brains? Cognitive Psychology suggests not (or at least, not all the time). You may, or may not, be...

By Amir Folorunso What do we owe the nation? What do we owe each other? What do we owe the world? Would you be ready to die for your...

By Amy O Brien I’ve lived in the same house since I was 2 years old. A sense of the word ‘home’ is something I’d consider myself to have....

By Lia Daskalopoulos Are smart drugs always smart? The midterm exams are approaching, and for a lot of us students that means increasing...

By Caia Hope I remember my first seizure in bed. I have the distinct memory of seeing my room in black and white, unable to breathe or...

By Deputy Features and Opinions Editor Luca Oakman When thinking back to childhood days, many remember the simplicity of primary school...