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We were very intrigued to read in the paper this morning about some linguistics experts in Lancaster University (?) who were encouraging politicians to ‘’stop talking as if we are at war and use positive language.’’ They said that ‘’Although hostile language could get across the seriousness of the situation, war metaphors risked encouraging people...
The European Institute of Public Relations invited Paul Allen to give his thoughts on ‘’If Ethics Matter’’ to a gathering of students on Monday 24th February. Here are some extracts from the talk: I would like to talk about where ethics and algorithms collide. While we enjoy living in modern times, sometimes when it comes...
Those of us who didn’t stay up all night to pore over every detail of the UK’s general election woke up on Friday morning looking bleary eyed at a big win for Boris and a crushing defeat for Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party.
It’s been quite a week since the sad news of Ireland’s favourite broadcaster leaving us. As a boy broadcaster working in RTÉ for 17 years, I had seen a remarkable insight to one of the most gifted and professional people I had come to know.
I think it is fair to say that never has a film of this magnitude captured so many at an interesting time in an ever changing world.
Hello, my name is Michael Coote. I am setting up a new organisation and I need your help to launch the Alzheimer Society of Ireland.
IT MUST HAVE been sickening for them to watch. So sickening in fact that it is unlikely Enda Kenny, Micheál Martin or Joan Burton had a good night’s sleep as they remained haunted from the memory of their worst nightmare which begun to unfold yesterday afternoon.
LIAR, LIAR, PANTS On Fire! The political fact checking website PolitiFact currently rank 18% of what Donald Trump says as Pants on Fire lies.
Twenty-one years ago, on Good Friday 1998, we put our signatures to the agreement to end the conflict in Northern Ireland.
Just when you thought it was safe to back into the cinema, along comes another biopic, as they call them to excite your history taste buds.
