Many people today will come up against the unshakable realisation that current fashion isn’t to their taste. “There’s nothing in the shops that I like” is an all too familiar sentiment, and can be demoralising if you have a particular…
Have you ever heard about The Happy Pear? Do you think that healthy lifestyle means happy life? A friend of mine told to me after conquering the cliff walk from Bray to Greystones and after having lunch in The Happy…
6 reasons to study English in Ireland We know it is difficult to decide to leave your country and go abroad to make a new life and learn a new language. Several questions come into our heads before coming, hesitations,…
With each and every door that closes behind you, every “We’ll be in touch…”, every painfully slow bus back to your bunk-bed in the 16-person shared room at your hostel in the arse-end of Crumlin, a tiny piece of your…
The Brazilian community in Dublin is one of the biggest foreign communities in the city, and by far the biggest collection of non-EU residents are from Brazil. There is a Facebook group for Dublin residents hailing from the South American…
Turning up to watch one of the first live acts of Hard Working Class Heroes, the pan-Dublin music festival taking place from today until Saturday, was an experience about as far from could be expected of a rock band playing…
Two communities of young creative people join forces together and created such an attractive occurrence. Gals Gig for Repeal, which takes place in the centre of Dublin tomorrow, is an event full of music and discussion. Organizer is Eight Stories,…
What was a wonderful, patriotic and proud day for all of France turned into a horror show when a truck driver ran over and killed 84 people and injured more than 18 people. The truck driver was later shot dead…
WORD AT PLAY – INTRODUCING SPOKEN WORD ARTIST M.ARTZ Born in Hackney, East London, M.Artz is a fresh, new spoken word artist with a compelling story to tell. His debut EP ‘Grown’ is due for release in the summer…