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Championing employment for Asylum Seekers in Ireland: Roos Demol
Lifestyle

Championing employment for Asylum Seekers in Ireland: Roos Demol

Moving to Ireland in 1998, Roos Demol is the brain behind Ireland’s first specialist recruitment consultancy & agency for Refugees, Asylum Seekers & Migrants. Emigrating with her husband who was offered a job here in Cork, Roos never wanted to move to Ireland herself, “I followed him here,” she explains, “because my husband is […]

Sonia avatar by Sonia
Posted 6 years ago
7 Years of “Beyoncé”: How this Self-Titled Surprise Album Changed the Music Industry
CultureEntertainmentLifestyle

7 Years of “Beyoncé”: How this Self-Titled Surprise Album Changed the Music Industry

Sunday, December 13th, marked the 7th anniversary of the release of Beyoncé, the popular singer’s self-titled album that changed the music industry forever. In the new age of digital media, artists needed to find a better way to reach their fans and connect with them on a large scale, which is exactly what Beyoncé did […]

Keara Long avatar by Keara Long
Posted 6 years ago
5 Irish podcasts you should be listening to right now
CultureEntertainmentLifestyle

5 Irish podcasts you should be listening to right now

Podcasts became a well-deserved, highly popular phenomenon a while ago. Whether it is for a train ride, a long drive back home, or even for a cloudy afternoon while organising your room, podcasts seem to have completely won us over in our everyday lives. Today is easy to get lost amidst all the great options […]

Sol Natalia Dieguez avatar by Sol Natalia Dieguez
Posted 6 years ago
Kilbrittain Castle: The Oldest Castle
Culture

Kilbrittain Castle: The Oldest Castle

Castles, predominantly built in the Middle Ages, were homes and offices of the nobility, royalty, and military orders. They are often confused with palaces, which are not fortified. A fortress is not always a home to royals, a castle also differs from a fortified settlement. Though there are many such constructions all around the world, […]

Yukti Khera avatar by Yukti Khera
Posted 6 years ago
How do we tackle the Dublin dominance issue in the GAA?
LifestyleSport

How do we tackle the Dublin dominance issue in the GAA?

In any senior-level football Championship campaign there are always popular talking points. Standard topics are the Mayo curse, the quality of play and re-structuring the Championship format, but the reigning discussion this year has undoubtedly been the so-called “Dublin dominance issue.” Dublin, through a combination of talent and unfair advantages, are the apex predator of […]

Laura Varley avatar by Laura Varley
Posted 6 years ago
5 Irksome Winter Skin Problems we need to look after
Lifestyle

5 Irksome Winter Skin Problems we need to look after

Is your skin feeling dry, itchy, or flaky? Our skin needs some special attention in the cold winter months in order to look and feel its best. Below are some common issues and ways we can deal with them. Dryness: The cold winter air can feel good against your skin, but you need to be […]

Ananya Vatsa avatar by Ananya Vatsa
Posted 6 years ago
Predictable Draw for the 2023 Rugby World Cup
LifestyleSport

Predictable Draw for the 2023 Rugby World Cup

The draw for the France 2023 Rugby World Cup took place this afternoon and offered up some mouthwatering yet inevitable fixtures. As with everything in 2020, COVID played its part, even here. As I logged on to the live YouTube feed of the draw, I was not met by a pristine studio in Sydney or […]

Mark Comerford avatar by Mark Comerford
Posted 6 years ago
8 Holiday Drinks to Enjoy if You’re Vegan
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8 Holiday Drinks to Enjoy if You’re Vegan

It’s the holiday season, and festive holiday drinks can be found around every corner. Unfortunately, many of these popular drinks contain dairy and eggs, both products that are not suitable for vegan diets. As of September 2020, Ireland was among the top ten countries in the world for veganism. A few Irish cities, including Dublin, […]

Keara Long avatar by Keara Long
Posted 6 years ago
The Irish Folk Songs Tradition
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The Irish Folk Songs Tradition

Around the world, Ireland is famous for its traditional music and dance, but less people know that the country has a long tradition of folk songs. The Irish folk songs tradition is deeply intertwined with the English and Scottish traditions, as the countries share much commun history. We have all heard songs like The Parting […]

Alexiane Bacle avatar by Alexiane Bacle
Posted 6 years ago
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