The controversy over the finances of the School Transport Scheme has taken a dramatic turn following a court action by Bus Éireann to prevent the further circulation of information recently published in Village.
2026
Yearly Archives
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Post-Troubles leaders in Northern Ireland are bad-tempered and a bit second-rate.
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Domestic abuse by gardaí is in the news with the shocking case of former garda Margaret Loftus whose complaints against her husband, detective garda Derek Bolger, ultimately given a suspended 3-year sentence for a lesser charge of assault, were not treated seriously by the force.
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There’s a bang of the Apocalypse about everything, under Trump and his gang, with raging climate change and incoming fascism though, compoundingly, they are widely denied. Anyway, hello 2026 from Villager.
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Autonomy It is critically imperative—indeed, unavoidably consequential—to rigorously unpack, contextualise and interrogate the discourse surrounding autonomy within the editorial domain. This allows unacknowledged innovation to proceed absent regulatory suffocation while leaving our elusive principles, our pomposity and perhaps most importantly our authenticity, intact. This undeclared innovation exists at the intersection of autonomy, voluntary redundancies, and […]
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As its name suggests, the photographs in “Margins” are of places that are at the edge; the often over-looked and neglected. Water, sand, rock, sky and cloud. Michael Corrigan’s, solo exhibition, “Margins,” opens on Friday, 6th March 2026 in SO Fine Art Editions, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, and runs for a month. It comprises over thirty […]
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Eviction compounds UCD’s complicity in partnership with suppliers to the Israeli military which implemented the genocide of Palestinians; and UCD academics were utterly ineffective By Eoghan Harris and Roisin McAleer The 132-day Break the Academic Chains of Zionism encampment at University College Dublin exposed the limits of dissent when confronted with legal and political power, […]