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April 24, 2024

Did Jesus Give Me Salmonella?

written by Chris Tiernan. Chris (he/him) grew up in Shankill and is Irish-Filipino. After attending Creative Writing at Inchicore College, he is in his second..
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April 24, 2024

Did You See the Flares?

written by Helen Power. As a young girl, one of Helen’s (she/her) favourite hobbies was writing “comic book love stories”; as a teenager, she was..
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April 24, 2024

A House

written by Maria Harten. Maria (she/her) is a second-year student studying English and Sociology at UCD. She loves reading, writing and travelling and wants to..
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December 4, 2023

Memories From A Youth’s Anger

written by Jom Thongprasong. Jom, short for Jomkhwun, originally from Thailand but now in her 13th year of living in the UK. She’s a second..
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December 4, 2023

Why Don’t We Carry On Playing?

written by Tiago Monni. Tiago (he/him) is an Erasmus Law Student coming from Lisbon, Portugal. He also used to write in his home university’s newspaper,..
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December 4, 2023

Por Que Não Continuamos A Brincar?

escrito por Tiago Monni. Tiago (ele) é um estudante Erasmus de Direito vindo de Lisboa, Portugal. Ele também costumava escrever no jornal de sua universidade..
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April 22, 2023

Mrs.McBride’s Cornflakes

By Petrina Finn Photo “Wistful” By Aurora Santoro Mrs. McBride lived at the bottom of our street. I remember her standing at her gate with..
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April 22, 2023

F(uck)

By Josh Fortune Photo By Aoibh Ni Bhradaigh Profanity is inherently the most poetic form of language that you could use. Never has ‘fuck’, when..
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April 22, 2023

M(other)

By Tara Murphy Photo “Wistful” By Aurora Santoro I remember a surprisingly large amount from that night considering I had only been five for a..
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April 22, 2023

Her Dead Daughter

By Tara Murphy Art By Ash Clancy Margaret is cutting weeds in her front garden, plucking out the imperfections within her flowers. My breath hitches..
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April 22, 2023

Exploring Solo

Photo “Exploring Solo” By Tuyet At the request of the author the piece originally displayed here has been removed from our website. However, as a..
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December 5, 2022

Hail, True Body

by Scout Graves (they/them)  Photography by Conor Bailey. Trigger Warning: Dominant theme of homophobia and internalized homophobia, surrealist intimacy, emetophobia (metaphorical), coming out trauma, religious..
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December 5, 2022

The Cat and The Milkman

by Katie Herbert (she/her) Photography by Chiao Chien. Trigger Warning: Animal Death I was walking back to my apartment along a rather winding road. The..
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November 18, 2021

The Big Questions

{By Nancy Kate} Children come out with the profoundest things sometimes, I think, revising my previous thought. The world would be much nicer if adults retained the altruism of children. He leaps over a puddle, barely making it to the other side. He’s also moved on from this thought and leap-frogged to the next one.
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