Dublin’s Museums: Back to the Past

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Dublin is a city with a long history and tradition and is proud of  quality literature with many world-renowned writers. There are many museums, art galleries and historical buildings. Dublin is full of modern and contemporary art as well as former…

Nobel Prize For Strange Behaviour

Three British-born scientists have been named as this year’s joint Nobel Prize winners in the field of Physics. David Thouless, Duncan Haldane and Michael Kosterlitz will share the prestigious award for their discoveries relating to the behaviour of strange forms…

Haiti Braces For Hurricane Catastrophe

Haiti is again bracing itself for natural disaster this morning as a devastating hurricane approaches the Caribbean nation. Hurricane Matthew, a category 4 storm, is fast approaching the western tip of the country, and is expected to hit land in…

Up The Dubs

Dublin Defeat Mayo To Retain All-Ireland Title The boys in blue managed a dramatic victory over Mayo at Croke Park this weekend, retaining the All Ireland SFC title for a second year running. Following the tied first encounter last month, fans…

Donuts in Dublin

Recent times has seen a surge in popularity with donut shops opening around the city. These delicious sites of doughy sugary goodness are equally unique, while all serving the common purpose of bringing inventive, delicious flavours to donut lovers. Number…

National Stud & Japanese Gardens

In the mood for a day trip outside of Dublin? The National stud might be just the place. Made up of a series of attractions in one setting, the National Stud consists of the stud farm, Horse museum, Living legends,…

Could Self-Driven Cars Improve Dublin’s Roads?

Anyone who has ever driven through Dublin’s bustling centre at rush hour will know the gear-grinding frustration of sitting in stationary traffic for what seems like an eternity. In recent years congestion has actually reduced by a significant amount; 9.7%…