Advice, opinions & experiences from young people in Ireland

"The fact that it's anonymous and all they can take...is the viewpoint of non-bias - I think it's great." - James Doyle

“I think it is wonderful for people who don’t have a person that they can ring or speak to, to be able to confide in someone from an environment th...

Charlie reflects on growing up neurodivergent, masking loneliness in school, and learning to build self-acceptance and meaningful connection.

Suhayl shares the mental toll of waiting on an immigration decision while separated from family, and the small routines that keep hope alive.

After struggling to attend school, Charlie felt stuck in cycles of panic and shame. One moment in counselling helped them understand their experien...

After a sudden health scare, Sophia spent time in hospital and underwent treatment. This is how the experience changed her summer and her outlook.

Growing up online during COVID-19 shaped Katelyn's view on a social media ban for under-16s in Ireland.

Failing the Leaving Cert wasn’t the end for Eloghosa. PLCs and a STEM apprenticeship helped her build a real career through alternative education.

Voice Notes: from the Group Chat is a space where young people from ethnic minorities in Ireland sit down and say the things we usually only talk a...