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5 things we know about Election 2024 candidate trends
Nearly 700 people will run for election to the 34th Dáil so what do we know about these candidates and selection trends? asks Dr Adrian Kavanagh of the Geography Department
Science Week: Is the tide still out for wave energy?
Wave energy could provide double our electricity needs but the sector requires long-term support, funding and policy measures, write Carrie Anne Barry, Hafiz Ahsan Said and Prof John Ringwood of the Centre for Ocean Energy Research
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If devastating Spanish floods don't ignite climate action, what will?
It is abundantly clear how human driven climate change has contributed to the deadly flooding we've seen of late in Spain and elsewhere, writes Prof Conor Murphy of the Geography Department and ICARUS
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The cult of the dead in medieval Ireland
The darkening evenings, the nip in the air and the dying leaves all signal that special time of year when we can have fun or get serious and indulge our fascination with the spooky and macabre, writes Dr Niamh Wycherley of the Department of Early Irish
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