Following mooted plans to upgrade the status of Institutes of Technology, Sally Hayden explores the ramifications for Ireland’s Higher Education system.
As the National Gallery of Ireland opens its doors for a new year, Sally Hayden discovers where nature and light hide in January
With the Christmas trees abandoned, work resuming, and the nights still enveloping the …
Journalist, documentarian and former UCDSU Education Officer Mary Raftery is remembered by Sally Hayden
I once asked Mary Raftery for tips on being a good journalist, and she said to always start your articles with a …
As millions watch Kim Jong-un in fearful anticipation, Sally Hayden examines the future for North Korea.
Prior to his appearance in UCD, novelist Colm Tóibín talks gay babies, Dana, emigration and Starbucks with Sally Hayden.
With the admission of Palestine into UNESCO, Sally Hayden takes a look at the global dispute over the state’s recognition.
With a growing number of organisations offering students the chance to do volunteer work overseas, Sally Hayden examines who really benefits from these initiatives
Republic of Loose bassist Benjamin Loose speaks to Sally Hayden about a decade with his bandmates, involvement in mental health charities and democracies
The Civil War lives on in an ineffective Dáil, argues Sally Hayden, so the time has come for major reform
The recent exit of George Lee from Dáil Eireann sparked huge amounts of commentary from irate …
Sally Hayden talks to Northern Irish lads General Fiasco about slumming it and why their star is on the rise
Sally Hayden argues for the need for more transparency and uniformity in manslaughter sentencing
Chris deBurgh called him “ugly”; the BBC referred to him the “funny-looking funny man”. Sally Hayden meets comedian and musician extraordinaire – not to mention self-proclaimed part-troll – Bill Bailey
Sally Hayden talks to Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan about touring with Oasis, drugs, The X Factor, and rock and roll
