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Matthew Mulligan

Matthew is Editor for the 62nd volume of Trinity News. He is a Sociology and Social Policy graduate and was previously Deputy Editor of tn2 Magazine.
News
08 MAY

Emergency contraception proposals launched

Matthew Mulligan

Matthew Mulligan

Editor-at-Large

The Twisted Pepper last night played host to the launch of Emergency: Contraception in Ireland, a policy by the group Re(al)-Productive Health. The group submitted their policy suggestions to health organisations including the HSE, the Irish Pharmacy …

8 May 2014Tagged: access, morning after pill, policy, reproductive health, youth activismLeave a commentMatthew Mulligan 8 May 2014
Features
13 FEB

Pantigate: An interview with Rory O’Neill

Matthew Mulligan

Matthew Mulligan

Online Editor

“Suddenly people are recognising me out of drag”, says Rory O’Neill “which is an entirely new experience!” As a young gay man, my awareness of Rory’s drag persona Panti Bliss has varied from Pride rally speeches …

13 February 2014Tagged: homophobia, LGBT, matthew mulligan, Panti, Rory O'Neill2 CommentsMatthew Mulligan 13 February 2014
News
11 FEB

Wednesday afternoon classes could be scrapped

Matthew Mulligan

Lia Flattery

Staff Writer

Wednesday afternoon classes could be abolished during the next academic year as part of College’s five-year strategic plan, Trinity News has learned. The re-introduction of a “Trinity Wednesday” could see an end to afternoon classes so …

11 February 2014Tagged: Education, lectures, Patrick GeogheganLeave a commentMatthew Mulligan 11 February 2014
News
11 FEB

Consultant condemns RCSI “nepotism” and alleged relationship with Bahraini regime

Matthew Mulligan

James Prendergast

Deputy News Editor

The influence of the Bahrain’s ruling Al-Khalifa dynasty reaches “all the way up to Stephen’s Green, the RCSI and the HSE,” a consultant with the Mater Private Hospital has claimed. Dr Damian McCormack made the …

11 February 2014Tagged: Averil Power, Bahrain, HSE, RCSILeave a commentMatthew Mulligan 11 February 2014
29 JAN

REVIEW: FLAME festival at the Grand Social

Matthew Mulligan

Michael Lanigan

Staff Writer

Friday night at the Grand Social played host to MiXiM’s inaugural culture festival F.L.A.M.E. (Fashion, Live, Arts, Music, Entertainment), with what should appear to be the first in a series of similar events scheduled for the …

29 January 20142 CommentsMatthew Mulligan 29 January 2014
Editorial
20 JAN

Editorial: Leadership Race still has miles to go

Matthew Mulligan

Elaine McCahill

Editor

It’s that time of year again. The time that is pretty much universally detested, when campaigners and flyers and awful stunts punctuate our daily lives on campus for around two weeks: The SU elections. Although, it has …

20 January 2014Tagged: Elaine McCahill, Elections, Leadership Race, TCDSULeave a commentMatthew Mulligan 20 January 2014
Features
20 JAN

In Dublin’s fair city

Matthew Mulligan

By Michael Lanigan

Deputy InDepth Editor

Anyone who has ever visited Escort Ireland’s website could easily mistake the content for being an offshoot of Amazon, because in essence, it is. From the reviews, where users share their explicit satisfaction and …

20 January 2014Leave a commentMatthew Mulligan 20 January 2014
Comment
16 JAN

Ignorance Isn’t Panti Bliss

Matthew Mulligan

By Matthew Mulligan

Online Editor

The fabulous Irish gay icon and internationally acclaimed performer Miss Panti Bliss appeared on RTÉ’s Saturday Night Show last week. The mama of Irish drag queens and the rowdy landlady of the snazzy PantiBar on …

16 January 2014Tagged: LGBT, matthew mulligan, Media, Panti, RTELeave a commentMatthew Mulligan 16 January 2014
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Credit: Aifric Ni Chriodain
14 JAN

Paul Krugman at Trinity: “My side has been proven right”

Matthew Mulligan

By William Foley

Comment Editor

Paul Krugman, winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics Science, visited the University Philosophical Society today. He gave a short speech on epistemology in economics and then answered questions from the floor and from …

14 January 2014Tagged: economics, the phil, visit, william foleyLeave a commentMatthew Mulligan 14 January 2014
Features
16 DEC

Find a lifeline in Niteline

Matthew Mulligan

Elaine McCahill

Editor

Most students recognise the name. When trying to remember where they recognise it from, it usually brings up flashbacks of sitting on the loo in the arts block toilets and reading the replies to someone’s existential crisis …

16 December 2013Tagged: Elaine McCahill, niteline, stress, studentsLeave a commentMatthew Mulligan 16 December 2013

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