infectious This project is an exploration of humour and why/ how laughter even occurs. Laughter is a part of the universal human vocabulary – we all understand it. We love to laugh so much that there are industries built around … Continue reading
Category Archives: Graduates 2015
Rachael McCabe
birth order Birth order is defined as the rank in sibling constellation; first-born, middle-born, last-born, only child, twin etc. The order we are born in is outside of our control, yet it is clear that it plays a part in … Continue reading
Kate McGarry
online etiquette Etiquette is a code of behaviour that outlines expectations for social interaction according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class or group.The term etiquette ultimately describes a high level of manners and the following of social … Continue reading
Amy McMahon
the need for freedom Freedom is considered a fundamental human need according to Human Scale Development developed by Manfred Max-Neef. Fundamental human needs are constant through all human cultures and across historical time periods. What changes over time and between … Continue reading
Bobby Mitchell
the benefits of playing sport Chaos can be defined as a state of utter confusion or disorder; a total lack of organization or order, while order is described as a condition in which each thing is properly disposed with reference … Continue reading
Mairéad Murphy
we sell the ordinary with extraordinary language When journalists report on a story or event, they focus on the extremes. The facts are important, but they are not what sell. Therefore what is reported on is not representative of the … Continue reading
Jacek Murzyn
slow down, disconnect / reconnect We live in a society, that is becoming more and more impatient. It’s an irony while technology and constant access to information saves us time, we use this time to do more which makes our … Continue reading
Carol O’Connell
choice in video games This project explores the area of choice in video games, specifically, morality choices. The idea of giving the players some sort of choice in video games helps break away from the traditional linear narratives that books … Continue reading
Amy O’Donnell
sea Ireland is an island nation, but surprisingly does not use the ocean to its full potential. We are surrounded by water on all sides and no part of Ireland is over a hundred kilometres from the sea. Many of … Continue reading
Lorna O’Donnell
experiencing anxiety Anxiety disorders are not something that many people understand or discuss, even though it affects a significant percentage of the population. Both male and female of all ages. Only recently, has it been acceptable to openly talk about … Continue reading
Kieran O’Farrell
sampling In music, sampling involves the use of a portion of a sound recording (and the underlying music/lyrics) by another artist or DJ to create a remix or other derivative work. Sampling is a divisive but highly influencial part of … Continue reading
Theresa Phelan
techostress The creation of computer software, hardware, telecommunications, and the internet has affected society by giving people new productivity options and changing the way in which they work. As technology evolves, people using technology will also change. Technostress is the … Continue reading