In this week’s Student Hub Weekly digest: Twitter, Dublin drug-dealing, 1,000-year-old Irish skeletons, Ceol na nGael, Electric Picnic and Christmas in Dublin.
Welcome to the Student Hub digest! In this week’s edition, we feature stories on Irish Spotify habits, Twitter, drug-dealing in Dublin city centre, the causes of bone tumours discovered in 1,000-year-old Irish skeletons are discovered, Caoga bliain de cheol na nGael, Electric Picnic and Christmas in Dublin.
What Ireland listened to on Spotify in 2022 – and why it’s bad news for Irish music: Taylor Swift was the most-streamed artist, Harry Styles’s As It Was the most-streamed song.Twitter must disclose details of certain accounts alleged to have defamed two journalists: The High Court has ordered Twitterthat published allegedly malicious and defamatory posts about them.
Scale of drug-dealing outside Dublin cafe is ‘relentless’, says owner speaking out in ‘act of desperation’: One of Stephen Kennedy’s favourite things to do right before he arrives into his cafe, Copper+Straw on Aston Quay in Dublin, is toREAD MORE Genetic causes of bone tumours discovered in 1,000-year-old Irish skeletons: Irish scientists have established the genetic causes of bone tumours in
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