Ireland is often celebrated for its rolling green landscapes, rich history, and vibrant tradition but perhaps its most distinctive feature is its culture of warmth, and wit. For those arriving from abroad, adapting to life in Ireland can bring moments…
Full Transfer of Responsibility for Registration New immigration laws as of January 9th, 2025, the responsibility for Irish immigration residence permission registration has been transferred to the Immigration Service Delivery (ISD) of the Department of Justice. This follows the earlier…
Imagine cycling across an entire continent, from coastal cliffs to alpine valleys, passing through ancient cities and tranquil countryside all on a dedicated network of scenic and connected routes. This is the idea of EuroVelo, a visionary project that allows…
Each week, Babylon Radio brings you a handpicked selection of five songs, spotlighting standout tracks from new and upcoming albums, overlooked gems, and fresh singles. Expect a wide range of sounds from around the world and across genres, with a…
Manden Express is a Dublin-based band skillfully mixing traditional West African instruments with bass, guitar, and drums to create a rich, rhythmic fusion of ancestral sounds and contemporary groove. Its multicultural lineup features musicians from Ireland, Italy, and Chile, including…
With Africa Day celebrations fast approaching, we sat down with Malawi-born, now Irish-based DJ Rejoice Msindo, more commonly known as RJ the DJ (Mw), to discuss her journey into music, her experiences navigating the techno and Afrobeats scenes both abroad…
Each week, Babylon Radio brings you a handpicked selection of five songs, spotlighting new and upcoming albums, overlooked gems, and fresh singles. Expect a wide range of sounds from around the world and across genres, with a special focus on…
Each week, Babylon Radio brings you a handpicked selection of new music, spotlighting new and upcoming albums, overlooked gems, and fresh singles. Expect a wide range of sounds from around the world and across genres, with a special focus on…
For centuries in pre Christian Ireland the pagan Irish calendar was divided into eight polytheistic pagan festivals occurring about every six or seven weeks throughout the year. The ancient Celts were polytheistic people and considered these times of utmost importance.…
