On 10 May, the travel limit, which had been in place across Ireland since Christmas, was lifted. With intercounty travel now officially permitted and the summer nearing, it is time to go outside and get some fresh air after months…
We are experiencing the coldest month of the year currently. Is it really relevant to talk about sunscreen at the moment? Experts say yes – it is even more critical to discuss wearing sunscreen during the winter months. That is…
On land, the human world was one of panic and unease in 2020. But deep at sea and gliding on the water’s surface, life continued for the fascinating giants we call whales, or cetaceans; calmly unaware of the word “Corona”. …
Europe French police attacked while shutting down massive New year rave party over 2,500 ravers from France and abroad were caught partying on Friday morning. The party took place despite France’s 8 pm to 6 am nationwide curfew aimed at…
Christmas is one of the most loved holidays that is celebrated all around the world. Even at the hardest of times, having a Christmas celebration is something that brings joy to the family. There may be several occasions where the…
In recent months, many large cities across Europe have seen a spike in anti-mask protests and activism. Madrid, London, Berlin, Paris, Rotterdam and even Dublin have seen anti-mask protests, with large numbers of people showing up to protest against general…
When I think back to the first lockdown in early March, I remember the crushing, never-ending boredom. Similar to now, bars, shops and cinemas were closed, but a key difference this time around is the continuation of the GAA behind…
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…
When you think of an Irish accent, you may think of rural, “culchie” Mayo, the lilt of Corkonians, the slightly inaudible people of Kerry. It might be the selectively deep and selectively high-pitched Northern accents or the many multitude of…
