Hoops scene: why people become Shamrock Rovers' fans & volunteers A new project is looking at the part played by Shamrock Rovers' fans and volunteers in building a club and community culture Shamrock Rovers • 24 Jul
Hoops scene: why people become Shamrock Rovers' fans & volunteers A new project is looking at the part played by Shamrock Rovers' fans and volunteers in building a club and community culture Shamrock Rovers • 24 Jul
Radio GAA GAA: the Irish abroad and Gaelic games on the radio Listening to Gaelic games on the radio is a way for many of the Irish diaspora to maintain their sense of Irishness GAA • 22 Jul
Radio GAA GAA: the Irish abroad and Gaelic games on the radio Listening to Gaelic games on the radio is a way for many of the Irish diaspora to maintain their sense of Irishness GAA • 22 Jul
How many people in Ireland believe in conspiracy theories? While the majority do not believe six prominent conspiracy theories, the level of support for some of these might raise a few eyebrows Conspiracy theories • 10 Jun
How many people in Ireland believe in conspiracy theories? While the majority do not believe six prominent conspiracy theories, the level of support for some of these might raise a few eyebrows Conspiracy theories • 10 Jun
What media sources did people use & trust before voting in 2024? Here's what a new study found about the media Irish voters used and trusted when getting information ahead of last year's election Media • 05 Jun
What media sources did people use & trust before voting in 2024? Here's what a new study found about the media Irish voters used and trusted when getting information ahead of last year's election Media • 05 Jun
Blood, sweat and milk: the changing world of GAA interviews on TV From unruly dressing room visits to celebratory pitchside interviews, GAA TV interviews have evolved over the years GAA • 05 Jun
Blood, sweat and milk: the changing world of GAA interviews on TV From unruly dressing room visits to celebratory pitchside interviews, GAA TV interviews have evolved over the years GAA • 05 Jun
How an Irish Catholic newspaper viewed World War II - & communism A supporter of European dictators, The Standard's main enemy before, during and after the war was the Godless Communism of Russia History • 15 May
How an Irish Catholic newspaper viewed World War II - & communism A supporter of European dictators, The Standard's main enemy before, during and after the war was the Godless Communism of Russia History • 15 May
What we've learned from 40 years of listening to Liveline Four decades later, fuming listeners continue to ring in about everything from scams and rip-offs to politics and social issues Liveline • 08 May
What we've learned from 40 years of listening to Liveline Four decades later, fuming listeners continue to ring in about everything from scams and rip-offs to politics and social issues Liveline • 08 May
Did the World War 1 Christmas truce football match really happen? A 1915 photo from Greece is wrongly use annually as proof of a heavily mythologised Christmas 1914 match. History • 16 Dec 24
Did the World War 1 Christmas truce football match really happen? A 1915 photo from Greece is wrongly use annually as proof of a heavily mythologised Christmas 1914 match. History • 16 Dec 24
How William Howard Russell invented modern war reporting The Dublin-born correspondent of The Times became synonymous with the work of the war reporter in the 19th century History • 23 Aug 24
How William Howard Russell invented modern war reporting The Dublin-born correspondent of The Times became synonymous with the work of the war reporter in the 19th century History • 23 Aug 24
Open and candid: why Irish Olympian interviews hit so hard Irish Olympians are ditching clichéd, robotic, media-trained interviews in favour of showcasing confident, authentic personalities Media • 06 Aug 24
Open and candid: why Irish Olympian interviews hit so hard Irish Olympians are ditching clichéd, robotic, media-trained interviews in favour of showcasing confident, authentic personalities Media • 06 Aug 24
Why sports stars always talk about proving their haters wrong Elite sports stars from Michael Jordan to Jude Bellingham have always used media criticism as motivational fuel Sport • 03 Jul 24
Why sports stars always talk about proving their haters wrong Elite sports stars from Michael Jordan to Jude Bellingham have always used media criticism as motivational fuel Sport • 03 Jul 24
How the accents you hear on Irish radio and TV ads have changed We've gone from 1970s and 1980s ads spoken in 'posh' Received Pronunciation to today's Advanced Dublin English Accents • 24 Jun 24
How the accents you hear on Irish radio and TV ads have changed We've gone from 1970s and 1980s ads spoken in 'posh' Received Pronunciation to today's Advanced Dublin English Accents • 24 Jun 24
How and where do young people in Ireland find their news? If you want to reach the 71% of young people interested in news, try making a podcast or a video Media • 19 Jun 24
How and where do young people in Ireland find their news? If you want to reach the 71% of young people interested in news, try making a podcast or a video Media • 19 Jun 24
'Hold your nerve': how sports commentators deliver golden moments Sports commentary is an artform which can transform historic sporting achievements into iconic, unforgettable moments Sport • 11 Jun 24
'Hold your nerve': how sports commentators deliver golden moments Sports commentary is an artform which can transform historic sporting achievements into iconic, unforgettable moments Sport • 11 Jun 24
How 'news deserts' could spell the end of quality local reporting Irish local newspapers and radio stations perform many vital roles, including asking critical questions of all candidates in local elections Media • 14 May 24
How 'news deserts' could spell the end of quality local reporting Irish local newspapers and radio stations perform many vital roles, including asking critical questions of all candidates in local elections Media • 14 May 24
Why nostalgia for the early 2000s isn't all it's cracked up to be Nostalgia for early 2000s' pop and fashion may paint a rosy picture, but it ignores the complex realities of that era Nostalgia • 08 Apr 24
Why nostalgia for the early 2000s isn't all it's cracked up to be Nostalgia for early 2000s' pop and fashion may paint a rosy picture, but it ignores the complex realities of that era Nostalgia • 08 Apr 24
Publishers vs platforms: the current state of the copyright wars Press publishers in Europe continue to take legal action against digital platforms over copyright and licensing issues law • 20 Mar 24
Publishers vs platforms: the current state of the copyright wars Press publishers in Europe continue to take legal action against digital platforms over copyright and licensing issues law • 20 Mar 24
How should media literacy operate in an age of disinformation? Media literacy will not solve all the problems, but it is an important step towards understanding the world we live in Media • 06 Mar 24
How should media literacy operate in an age of disinformation? Media literacy will not solve all the problems, but it is an important step towards understanding the world we live in Media • 06 Mar 24
Are you being shadow banned on social media? Many social media users say they're seeing loss of visibility, low engagement and poor account growth because of their content Social Media • 29 Feb 24
Are you being shadow banned on social media? Many social media users say they're seeing loss of visibility, low engagement and poor account growth because of their content Social Media • 29 Feb 24
The misinformation about misinformation Yes, we tend to overestimate how gullible others are, but misinformation can have dramatic consequences Media • 25 Jan 24
The misinformation about misinformation Yes, we tend to overestimate how gullible others are, but misinformation can have dramatic consequences Media • 25 Jan 24
A short history of Ireland's Section 31 broadcasting ban Rescinded 30 years ago this week, the infamous clause of the Broadcasting Act was a contentious issue during coverage of the Troubles History • 19 Jan 24
A short history of Ireland's Section 31 broadcasting ban Rescinded 30 years ago this week, the infamous clause of the Broadcasting Act was a contentious issue during coverage of the Troubles History • 19 Jan 24
Will anyone actually want to read AI generated stories? While the technology is relatively new, the trajectory for AI-written stories isn't necessarily upwards Media • 17 Nov 23
Will anyone actually want to read AI generated stories? While the technology is relatively new, the trajectory for AI-written stories isn't necessarily upwards Media • 17 Nov 23
What wartime deepfake videos reveal about trust and deception Deepfakes undermined public trust to the point that many refused to believe any footage coming from the Russia-Ukraine conflict Media • 25 Oct 23
What wartime deepfake videos reveal about trust and deception Deepfakes undermined public trust to the point that many refused to believe any footage coming from the Russia-Ukraine conflict Media • 25 Oct 23
What role can online community radio play in Ireland? Transformations in the technologies we use to listen to radio are breathing new life into a medium which has existed for well over a century Media • 19 Oct 23
What role can online community radio play in Ireland? Transformations in the technologies we use to listen to radio are breathing new life into a medium which has existed for well over a century Media • 19 Oct 23
What is online harm - and how do we define it? Tackling online harm should begin with a clear idea of the goal being pursued and involve proactive internet regulation Media • 29 Sep 23
What is online harm - and how do we define it? Tackling online harm should begin with a clear idea of the goal being pursued and involve proactive internet regulation Media • 29 Sep 23
