Dublin has increasingly become a hotspot for vegan and vegetarian food enthusiasts. While plant-based dining used to be a niche in the Irish capital, it has now evolved into a mainstream food movement, with numerous restaurants offering creative, affordable, and…
Potatoes are more than just a side dish—they’ve become a universal comfort food. Whether fried into crispy British chips, spiced into flavourful Indian curries, or mashed into buttery clouds for a traditional roast dinner, the potato has found its way…
Irish superstitions are a fascinating aspect of Ireland’s cultural heritage, reflecting a deep connection to the past and a profound respect for the natural and supernatural worlds. These superstitions passed down through generations, continue to influence daily life in Ireland,…
Indian and Irish cultures, though seemingly distinct, share a remarkable number of surprising commonalities that highlight the universality of human experiences. Apart from the shared history of British colonisation, the two countries also have tricolour flags with about the same…
Imagine being an Indian student in the Republic of Ireland, surrounded by the enchanting landscapes and vibrant culture of the Emerald Isle, yet feeling a world away from the wonders of Northern Ireland just across the border. The charm of…
You might find many things to do in Dublin related to its stout and lively pubs, but for those seeking alcohol-free things in Dublin, we’ve got you covered with 6 awesome activities! To all our teetotalers, let’s flip the script…
Fans of Coldplay are eagerly anticipating the band’s performance in Dublin with four nights filled with a ‘Sky Full of Stars’ at Croke Park. Known for their captivating music and dynamic live performances, Coldplay’s current tour stands out not just…
If you’re reading this, you’re likely an international student or considering leaping borders. As someone who took that very leap, swapping the colourful streets of India for the bustling lanes of Dublin, I can tell you it’s been quite the…
“HSE would say going to the A&E should be your last port of call, but for many people that’s just not an option,” reflects Siobhan de Paor, Head of Communications at Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation. Overcrowding in hospitals across…