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The Irish Maritime Festival at Drogheda port is back on June 10 & 11, 2017 with a fun-filled weekend for families and friends. The festival, hosted by Louth County Council and Drogheda Port Company, celebrates maritime history and heritage, alongside…
According to a recent study conducted by the researchers from the University of Oxford and University College London, alcohol consumption, even at moderate levels, is associated with adverse brain outcomes. The study was conducted on 550 men and women from…
Finding things to do in Dublin on a budget can be challenging. We have taken some time to construct a list of things that you may consider doing with your ten euro and enjoy spending it too. Go To The…
After a big corruption scandal brought down the former president, South Koreans are casting their votes in a snap election. The Liberal candidate Moon Jae-in is the big favourite and centrist Ahn Cheol-soo the nearest challenger. Policy towards North Korea…
The new French President has promised to unite a divided and fractured France after winning the election for the French presidency. The pro-EU centrist centrist candidate, defeated the far right’s Marine Le Pen, winning 66.06% of the vote to her…
A Group of photographers found a new form of light, which they called “Steve”. One of them, a student from a University in Canada, shared the photo on the social media group. Firstly the student didn’t realised that what he…
A man has been charged with the attack on the Borussia Dortmund team bus on 11th April which injured two people. The 28 – year – old, who has been identified as Sergej W, was staying in a room at…
A violinist returns to play amongst ruins in a city where playing music is forbidden and punishable by death. Ameen Mukdad, a violinist from the Iraqi city of Mosul has returned to Mosul to give his first performance near a…
According to a WWF report, almost half of the UNESCO world heritage sites are threatened by wildlife crimes which include poaching, illegal fishing, logging and trafficking of rare species. These crimes are committed in 45% of natural World Heritage sites.…