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Author: Neasa

Born in 2000, Neasa is a Film & Classics student from Galway, Ireland. She is half German, but generally identifies more with her Irish heritage. Besides writing and making art, she also adores films, history, reading and music.

Once Upon A Time In Europe: The Dark Traces Of Folk Tales

Neasa Rusudan 24. October 2021 No Comments

2020: With and Beyond Corona

Gregor Decho Liliana Jakob Milena Neasa Phillip Rusudan 17. December 2020 No Comments

25 Years After Veronica Guerin: Drug Addiction in Ireland

Neasa 14. December 2020 No Comments
This is what the RIC looked like.

100 Years After: How we Remember the Perpetrators of Bloody Sunday

Neasa 20. November 2020 No Comments

Irish Language: Deep-Rooted or Force-Fed?

Neasa 3. August 2020 12 Comments

Of Dogs, Virtual Discos and Civic Engagement. Young Europeans in Times of the Coronavirus Pandemic

Gregor Maria Jakob Neasa Trixi Phillip Antonius Camilla Milena Liliana Decho Rusudan 15. April 2020 No Comments

One Telegram, six Words, Thirty-five Letters

Neasa 2. March 2020 No Comments

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