COVID19

By Éanna Johnston  Eat, work, sleep. This seems to be an all too familiar routine for most of us these days. To say cynicism has taken over our lives is an understatement. Headlines are filled with high case numbers, rumours of lockdown extensions, and tragic stories of the lives that have been impacted by this virus. Right now, this is the last thing we want to hear about … [Read more...] about Covid-19 Column 

By Stephen Holland We are now the midst of Lent, but does that really mean anything in the world we live in today? The purpose of Lent is for Christians to prepare for the coming of Easter through penance and self-denial. It lasts for 40 days in commemoration of the 40 days and nights Jesus spent fasting in the Judaean Desert. As if through mimicking his actions, by abstaining … [Read more...] about Lent me your ear

By Alice O’Donnell Day is-anyone-even-still-counting of lockdown. And it’s nearly been a year. It was last week, as I walked across the Cathedral Bridge that I realised it’s nearly been a year. A year since meeting up with friends in Sult, a year since library crushes, and a year since Bialann chatter. There was something so staggering about it. A year. A lot can happen in … [Read more...] about Covid-19 column