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I’ve been wondering if something has changed culturally around romance, vulnerability, and genuine emotional connection. Things that used to be seen as sweet, sincere, or romantic can now be dismissed as “corny,” “cringe,” or overly emotional. At the same time, social media seems to encourage a kind of detachment and makes it easier to maintain lots of shallow connections without developing deeper ones.

What would be the best piece of advice you could give to the younger generation of men, perhaps something you wish your were told when you were young, aswell as advice on how young men should navigate their lives.

I’m looking to get into the engineering course here at TCD, anyone that has previously done the course, or is currently doing it, can you share some of your positive and negative experiences with this course? Do you have any general advice for a potential first year?

Can you share some experiences you had on your placement and the types of work experience you done, and those who have graduated - are you struggling to find a job?

Essentially, I’m just looking for any sort of insight and past experiences with this course and the future it holds for the graduates. 😁 share anything that comes to mind!

I’ve studied 5 poems from each poet, however, is discussing 4 poems in detail better than discussing 5 in brief answered?

Anybody that got into engineering through HEAR/DARE, how much of a point reduction did you get in with? And how has HEAR/DARE benefited you in your studies?