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In order to understand the 8 ways to stop taking things personally, it is important to understand everyone has a soft spot where one niche can open up a fresh wound when criticized. Criticism is an inevitable part of life, and hearing reasonable negative feedback without overreacting is a life skill. If we can hear […]
by Meladi Brewer
This week, Reddit users caused chaos when they bought up stocks in Gamestop and caused Wall street traders to lose billions. Throughout the last year, there has been a rise in collective activism online, as traditional ways to protest have become unsafe as a result of the coronavirus. As many of these protests have been […]
by Aoife McDowell
“Loneliness provides no warning to an immigrant,” says Jonathan Dreannan in his article on the Irish Times. All foreigners know this feeling all too well; it does not matter if you migrated with your friends, family, or by yourself – the feeling is the same across all migrant demographics. When we calculate these challenges of […]
by Welile Gina
(Source: dfat.gov.au.) UK to Join the Asia-Pacific Free Trade Pact On the 31st of January, BBC has published an article which states that the United Kingdom will apply to join the Asia-Pacific Free Trade Pact, in other words, the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). This move of the British government […]
by Aron Debreceni
The golden age of television is a name presented to a period spanning two decades, from the early 2000s to the present. This article hopes to answer an often-asked question: “Are we still currently living in the golden age of television, or has the sunset finally begun to set on this era of quality television?” […]
by Sean Barrett
May it be taking the piss or saluting random birds on the road, here are ten Irish things that left me stretching my head. 1.Thanking the bus driver – manners in Ireland The people of Ireland are known to be some of the friendliest in the world. Although this custom isn’t completely unique to the […]
by Sonia
Tablet-style touchscreens first became popular in 2010 when Apple released the first iPad, and people were fascinated; these touchscreen devices seemed so versatile and useful – people of all ages could use them, and even babies and young kids could navigate the internet with their fingers. Touchscreens became really popular, and their potential for education […]
by Emma Monaghan
Skincare is super important, especially in harsh weather conditions. Cold, dry air can leave your skin itchy, red, and irritated. The cold air robs the natural moisture from your skin, leaving it dry and itchy. It can even cause severe dry skin, eczema, and psoriasis. That’s why you need to take care of it. Combat […]
by Erica Carter
Our February webinar features the topics of participation in music production programs and general employment training for people seeking employment and asylum in Ireland. Our guest for this webinar is Gavin Timlin who is the founder of ‘Training and Services Leading to Integration’ and ‘Createsound.ie’ As the founder of CreateSound, Gavin Timlin will be discussing […]
by Joe Kannoth