Cultural Heritage

Fury at the homogenisation of Dublin City only grows more intense. It’s increasingly difficult to ignore the old town slowly metamorphosing into a soulless shell, more a commercial district than a city, fewer residents on its streets, no…

There once was a small European nation, whose people found themselves part of a much larger and more powerful state. These people had their own language at one time. However, centuries of marginalisation from the state education and legal…

Upon opening the newspaper or turning on the television in search of news surrounding the ongoing Middle East crisis, archaeology and cultural heritage are not at the forefront of most people’s minds. It is easy to forget that the area of…