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Selection of articles written between 2005 and today.

  • Any Other Dublin – Episode 2 – In The Company Of Oisin

    Any Other Dublin – Episode 2 – In The Company Of Oisin

    Oisin Kylemore is a pick up artist, a pro-gamer, and a troubled young man. Join him as he shows you another side of Dublin. Oisin works for one of the ‘big three’ financial services firms in the IFSC. With no time for relationships, ‘love is just another transaction’. Oisin frequently visits his mother (his only… Read more

  • Any Other Dublin – Episode 1 – Bernie in the Community

    Meet Bernard Noonan, in many ways a typical Dubliner. In the first episode of our six part series, we follow Bernie as he struggles with life and romance after the boom. Bernie is a former property developer, who served a brief sentence at Portmarnock prison for an unspecified offense, after his company went bust during… Read more

  • Footnotes – TFM Show – 2007

    Footnotes was a one off student media award shortlisted show that ran on Trinity FM in the late 2000s. Footnotes – Americana (63 Megs) Read more

  • Thrust Us – Trinity FM Love Show – 2007

    Thrust Us was a sex and relationship advice show that ran on Trinity FM in the late 2000s. Thrust Us – Episode One (Best Of) (42 megs) Read more

  • What is The Invisible Tourguide?

    The Invisible Tour Guide is a podcast from world famous art historian and clever clogs, Professor Byron Frump. This ten part series will take you on an unofficial tour of some of Ireland’s finest museums, gallerias and historic monuments. Let Professor Frump be your free and discrete guide to the unseen Ireland, as you explore… Read more

  • Two Saner Views Of Mental Illness

    I’ve written here before about how easily the person can become obscured by psychiatry’s fixation on the symptom or a collection of symptoms (syndrome). This is a grave problem with our current conception of mental health, which views psychological symptoms as analogous to symtoms of a physical disorder. While the ‘disease model’ can be a comfort to people… Read more