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What I learned about women in Ireland from a TV show before my time
Written by: Amy O'Brien
Watching a forgotten RTÉ show opened Amy's eyes to the lives of women in Ireland and how far we have come.
What it feels like to witness rising tensions as a person of colour in Ireland
Written by: Anonymous
As a person of colour in Ireland, rising tensions feel personal, upsetting, and hard to ignore.
Why I would not change my Autism diagnosis for anything
Written by: Davin Godfrey
Davin shares his experience of living with an autism diagnosis and embracing life on the spectrum with pride and positivity.
Why we need more green spaces in Ireland
Written by: Sushrut Tewari
Sushrut shares why Ireland should push for a more sustainable and environmentally friendly urban landscape.
Ireland has a short memory when it comes to immigration
Written by: Juliette
Juliette shares why she thinks Ireland should be more accepting of immigrants coming to Ireland.
Living with unfair masculine body standards
Written by: Presly Jeche
Presly sheds light on the rising number of men living with eating disorders and shares how everyone can challenge body standards for men.
“Mincéirs: Paving the Way” Podcast with Hosts Latisha McCrudden and Emma Ward
‘Mincéirs: Paving the Way’ highlights the unique issues faced by the Traveller community, and encourages individuals to feel empowered and confiden...
Why I’m worried about the Government’s proposal on Disability Reform
Written by: Ross Boyd
The Irish Government wants to change how certain social welfare payments work, but Ross is worried the new system might make it hard for people wit...
Why I am voting no on the care referendum
Written by: Ross Boyd
With a referendum on the way Ross shares how he decided he will vote yes on the family amendment, but why the care amendment worries him.