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What has the British army ever done for us?
Money, education and opportunities explain why 150,000 Irish people served in the British army between 1793 and 1815, writes Jim Deery, PhD scholar, Department of History
Violence, protest and melees: hurling in pre-famine Ireland
A sport once promoted by the gentry, 19th century hurling matches were action-packed on and off the pitch writes Dr Ciarán Reilly, a historian of 19th & 20th century Irish history at Maynooth University
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How can we age smarter and healthier?
The use of innovative technology can improve the daily health and wellbeing of older people, writes Niamh Redmond, Dr Michael Cooke and Prof Mac MacLachlan, All Institute
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A return to urban farming
As long as there have been cities, there has been urban agriculture of some description, writes Stuart Lang, PhD scholar in the Department of Anthropology
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