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Kneecap, 'ceasefire babies' and the resurgence of Gaeilge
What makes the Kneecap film so compelling is that it's not about those who lived through the Troubles but the generation that inherited them, writes Prof Fionntán de Brún of the Department of Modern Irish
Why an ageing population in Africa deserves more attention
It's estimated that in excess of a quarter of a billion people over the age of 60 will be living in sub-Saharan Africa by 2050, writes Dr A. Jamie Saris of the Department of Anthropology
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Why we should be aware of religious discrimination in the workplace
Just as religion has changed over time, so too has religious discrimination, and how it is experienced in the workplace differs from other contexts, writes Prof John Cullen of the School of Business
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5 things you didn't know about memes – and why they're more serious than you think
Next time you share a meme, remember that you are participating in something greater than a simple viral joke, writes Dr Constance de Saint Laurent of the Department of Psychology
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