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Irish Flag

The Irish flag, or in Irish, the ‘Bratach na hÉireann’ is composed of an equal vertical tricolor combination of green near the hoist followed by white and orange. Though, it wasn’t too long ago when the Irish flag officially became a part of the Constitution of Ireland. The flag that is represented by Ireland today […]

Yukti Khera avatar by Yukti Khera
Posted 6 years ago
4 Traditional Yule Practices We Still See at Christmas
Culture

4 Traditional Yule Practices We Still See at Christmas

Christmas is, probably, the most well known holiday around the world in December. Even those who don’t celebrate it know of it. But, a lot of the traditions we see have evolved from older traditions from a midwinter festival known as Yule. Here, we’ll have a look at how the Yule celebration evolved into some […]

Michaela Moriarty avatar by Michaela Moriarty
Posted 6 years ago
“We want the international community to have a voice” DCU’s latest Christmas project
Culture

“We want the international community to have a voice” DCU’s latest Christmas project

As the holiday season sets in, Dublin City University’s Senior International Officer has embarked on a new venture that he calls a celebration of international cultures. Interviewing the vivacious Colum Cronin, Babylon learns the inspiration behind DCU’s latest Christmas project that focuses on the international community, what it is about and what it ultimately aims […]

Sonia avatar by Sonia
Posted 6 years ago
Why You Should Still Wear a Mask After Being Vaccinated
Current AffairsHealthLifestyle

Why You Should Still Wear a Mask After Being Vaccinated

As numerous COVID-19 vaccines are being created and approved, the whole world is paying close attention. For many, vaccines are the light at the end of the tunnel. While these vaccines will be a game changer, we have to continue being vigilant, and cannot let our guard down. It is important that we continue to […]

Keara Long avatar by Keara Long
Posted 6 years ago
12 Important Life Lessons from 2020: A Letter To My Pre-Pandemic Self
Current AffairsOpinion Piece

12 Important Life Lessons from 2020: A Letter To My Pre-Pandemic Self

Hey, It’s me. You. Whatever. You don’t know it yet, but 2020 is not going to be your year. It’s not going to be anyone’s year, if that makes you feel better. You’re going to lose two jobs, cancel a few holidays, and lose someone you love. There’s going to be a global pandemic; that […]

Katy Thornton avatar by Katy Thornton
Posted 6 years ago
The Issue with Statues in the 21st century
Current AffairsOpinion Piece

The Issue with Statues in the 21st century

In the 21st century nothing is as simple as it used to be. Nowadays it seems every choice, trivial or otherwise, comes with a consequence and it is not uncommon to see a person or business “cancelled” for a decision that seemed frivolous. The internet has broadened our horizons to an almost incomprehensible degree, but […]

Laura Varley avatar by Laura Varley
Posted 6 years ago
10 amazing spots to experience literary Ireland
CultureLiterature

10 amazing spots to experience literary Ireland

Ireland brings us an incredible amount of things to experience: from the countryside’s picturesque landscapes to the wonders of its many monuments, and the great number of historical places to visit. That and the country’s literary tradition combined, make it a fantastic place for those who are really into literature. Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, James […]

Julia Villanueva avatar by Julia Villanueva
Posted 6 years ago
Dance workouts: sweat as you laugh at home
HealthLifestyle

Dance workouts: sweat as you laugh at home

Tired of doing the same exercise routine whilst you’re stuck at home during these social-distancing times? Online dance workouts might be the switch up to your routine that you’ve been waiting for. Dance workouts are a form of dance fitness in which technique and intricate choreography aren’t the focus. Instead, they tend to have a […]

Sol Natalia Dieguez avatar by Sol Natalia Dieguez
Posted 6 years ago
Different ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve around the world
Culture

Different ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve around the world

New Year’s Eve is one of those days when we realise how lucky we are to live in such a multicultural world. From eating 12 grapes at midnight with every clock stroke, to burning scarecrows, to having fun with family and friends at the beach. Keep reading and start planning which countries celebrating you would […]

Tami Pereira avatar by Tami Pereira
Posted 6 years ago
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