Multicultural Family Fun Day
June is all about celebrating diversity both here in Ireland and in the rest of the world. That’s why on Saturday, the 25th of June Dublin City Council and St. Patrick’s Athletic are teaming up for a special event. A…
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Celtic gods you may not know about
When people think of Irish religion it’s mostly likely Christianity that comes to mind, but the country actually has pagan roots which stretch back to before British colonisation. Its own rich history and mythology, complete with colourful figures, memorable stories…
A history of LGBT+ Pride in Ireland
Pride is a funny thing. The word can have a lot of different meanings to a lot of different people, but in the sunny month of June the word takes on a more specific meaning. That of pride in oneself…
Famous poetry quotes from Irish poets for 2022
It’s often said that the Irish have the gift of the gab and there is definitely a kernel of truth to that. We’re a nation of poets and storytellers, of dreamers and truth-tellers. Irish poetry is renowned the world over…
Asian restaurants near you: Top Vietnamese spots in Dublin
There are a lot of hard choices to make in life and deciding on where to eat shouldn’t be one of them. The fair city of Dublin is home to a great number of eateries from all over the world,…
O’Desi Meals – A success story of Immigration in Ireland
Immigration in Ireland has quickly led to the country, particularly its major cities, becoming a multicultural landscape of backgrounds and lifestyles. That landscape is full to the brim with different success stories, one of which we at Babylon are thrilled…
Rising cost of living in Ireland: Best places to live outside of Dublin
Ireland is a small nation but even we have our fair share of counties, towns and villages. Despite what the lovely people of Dublin may tell you there is in fact an entire country outside the boundaries of our fair…
4 great and easy dinner ideas to prepare on a budget
Let’s face it, food prep can be a pain. Between work, school, socialising and all the other curveballs that life can throw at us, something as simple as deciding on your next meal shouldn’t be so complicated. And that’s before…
Areej Gazzaz – “I think of Dublin as the city that made me”
Ireland is an attractive prospect to many people looking to study abroad, from tech courses to medicine. One such international student is Areej Gazzaz, a Saudi medical student who has been living in Ireland with her family for the last…
Hidden gems – A guide to some lesser-known Dublin museums
The city of Dublin is home to many secrets hidden around every corner. A city steeped in history and myth, with stories woven into the tapestry of each cobblestone and brick. The best way to get acquainted with someplace is…
