Una Mullally
Writer and Contributor at Irish Times
Writer living in the real world. This account is now on Bluesky. https://t.co/AUTDYSdejk
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3 weeks ago |
irishtimes.com | Una Mullally
Anyone who works in the kind of music festivals that don’t have billion-dollar entities behind them, will tell you how challenging it is to make things financially sustainable right now. Costs for almost everything a festival needs to run have gone up. Trends in ticket sales are still fluctuating since the pandemic, with big-event experiences sucking up audiences over smaller events.
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1 month ago |
irishtimes.com | Una Mullally
What happens next in Gaza – and members of the Israeli government are laying out their plans in full view, clearly encouraged by the lack of consequences for war crimes to date – will continue to define the trajectory of our world. It already has.
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1 month ago |
irishtimes.com | Una Mullally
This week marks the decade anniversary of the marriage equality referendum, a movement and a moment that changed Irish society, did a tremendous amount to dismantle a good deal of homophobia in Ireland, and gave us a victory that inspired the world. It reflected a shift that had already occurred.
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1 month ago |
irishtimes.com | Una Mullally
In a promotional video posted online by the Department of Agriculture, Michael Healy-Rae, Minister of State with responsibility for forestry, foregrounded his personal experience having planted a “forestry plantation” in his early twenties. He also recently purchased more forestry. It can be rare for a minister – junior or senior – to have especially relevant expertise to bring to the role they’re given, but in this case, Healy-Rae has literally got his hands dirty.
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1 month ago |
irishtimes.com | Una Mullally
If I told you that you could book a last-minute ticket from Dublin to New York for a fare of €15, you’d probably think I was mad. Welcome to transatlantic travel in 2025. When I checked last week, the price of a return airfare in the month of May on that route with Aer Lingus was €30. The taxes, charges and carrier-imposed fees on top of that fare totalled €368.58, meaning the real price for the customer was €398.58, which was still a bargain.
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