Yes, Valentine’s Day is my Favourite Holiday
Deputy features and opinion editor Sarah O’Mahony explains how Valentine’s day is not just for the hitched. Upon deciding that I was going to write this article I googled the title as I often do. Let me surprise you, it is a very popular hot take. There appears to be a large number of […]
A Giant Leap Towards Conspiracy
Contributing writer Julie Cukier explores the small step for man that led to one of the biggest conspiracy theories of mankind. On the 16th of July 1969, Neil Armstrong said “that’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”, and set what is considered one of the most believed conspiracy theories in […]
Poetry: 3:01 am, Monday 24 Oct
if tonight be our last and the skies fall and the universe splits in two I would like to go with the imprint of your head leaning on my shoulder the sound of your laugh filling my eardrums and blocking the impact the shatter of everything falling off the shelves as you sigh and make […]
Celestial Fairy Tales
Contributing writer Emily O’Sullivan explores the value of looking up in wonder. Some things, like stars, you hear about first in fairy tales. They grant wishes or fall from the sky. Nothing science can do will rip away the magical veneer, try as it might to show the gas balls behind the curtain. […]
Sign of the Times
Contributing writer Conor Hogan explores the growing belief in astrology among young people in the age of science. Aries: Should you get on with responsibilities, or have fun? Conserve your energy. But that’s not to say you shouldn’t work on a project. Leo: You’ll find love when you look outside the box. There are […]
Starstruck- Bob Geldof Speaks to Motley
HotPress Student Ambassador and Motley’s staff writer Ava Sommers sits down with Sir Bob Geldof and pick his brain on his attempt at space exploration, the Boomtown Rats and modern Ireland for young creatives. Each year, the UCC Law Society presents a Mutatio Factorem award to an Irish person who have made a difference […]