Christmas in Dublin 2020 – What’s On

What a year 2020 has been. As the year draws to an end, a lot of people are left wondering, what will there be to do this year for Christmas? Check out some of the ideas below! Film/Television Late Late…

What a year 2020 has been. As the year draws to an end, a lot of people are left wondering, what will there be to do this year for Christmas? Check out some of the ideas below! Film/Television Late Late…

On Christmas day there really is only one thing we think about: the dinner. Not the presents or the carols; it’s the turkey and ham that takes over our every single thought on December 25th. But for a lot of…

Both the life and literature of Samuel Beckett is fascinating. He is one of the most beloved writers in the Irish literary scene. He had such a profound influence, not only on Irish literature, but literature from around the world,…

Everyone has a different morning routine. Our morning routines are what set us up for the day, and they can often influence our mood. Morning routines do not have to be long and elaborate to be effective. Here are seven…

Saturday didn’t go very well, did it? Ireland were soundly defeated 18-7 by England, with Andy Farrell’s men lucky to get on the scoreboard at all. Then again, nothing about the inaugural Autumn Nations Cup could be considered a roaring…

With the end of the year and the winter season growing nearer everyday, we are looking for yummy drinks to keep us warm. This list of the best traditional winter drinks from around the world should keep us satisfied. Every…

Before Christianity reached the shores of Ireland, Paganism was the main religion that was practised. The Irish people worshipped more than just one God and, to be honest, it seemed like a better time all around, not thinking you are…

The twinkle lights, stunning decor, delicious food, joyful songs, family reunions, and the additional drive to give and receive. Those are all nice things that encompass the holidays, right? But why do we look forward to them so much? Holiday…

The ancient Celts were animists. They honoured the forces of nature, believing that any animals, plants and inert beings possessed a spiritual essence. For them, every mountain, river, spring, marsh, tree, and rocky outcrop was in-spirited. Nowadays, some people still…