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Walking: how can something that seems so trivial be so beneficial to the body? It may feel like an unimportant task to most, but there are many benefits of walking everyday, both mental and physical. With COVID-19 looming and lockdowns intensifying, taking a walk around your neighbourhood each day will do wonders for your health. […]
by Keara Long
Many women have helped to shape the world we live in. Some are well-known, and have had their stories told often. We have all heard about Marie Curie or Rosa Parks, but they were not alone. Many women have been working tirelessly to make the world a better place. Some women fought for civil rights, […]
by Alexiane Bacle
The job hiring system today has its own methodical requirements which are not just your merit anymore. Admission to a college or university depends on what we accomplish in school. These grades are a source of admission for further education. Though, alongside grades, there’s also another number of things that should be counted. These achievements, […]
by Yukti Khera
Only one three-letter word causes more salivation and anticipation than pie, but that doesn’t involve food… usually. Sweet or savoury, the flakey goodness of a freshly baked pie is without equal. So, as a treat, I’m giving you four mouth-watering recipes that aren’t just good for the environment, but good for your pocket as well. […]
by Mark Comerford
Booking your smear test is hugely important, but that’s not to say it isn’t a daunting prospect. In Ireland, at the age of 25, women are invited to have a free smear test done every three years, to screen for cervical cancer, or other potentially harmful cells. It is a quick procedure, but many women […]
by Katy Thornton
On November 11, 1974, a star was born. Leonardo Dicaprio is not just a hard-working activist to admire but also one of the best actors of his generation. To commemorate his 46 years we will tell you why. Happy birthday, Leo! From Critters 3 to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the American actor has […]
by Tami Pereira
What makes Oscar Wilde an Irish referent? Throughout the 18th century, Dublin underwent economic development that destroyed its stifling medieval walls and built modern bridges in their place. Due to the Ascendancy, the city was divided between those who made the decisions and had freedom of action, and those whose position and, in general, life, […]
by Judit Sadurni
It is patently obvious that missing breakfast is not healthy, since it is the most important meal of the day. Not many people know, though, that you can’t eat anything you want in the morning, that certain foods aren’t as healthy for us if they’re eaten on an empty stomach. If we think about breakfast, […]
by Ananya Vatsa
Over the last number of years, there has been an increasing debate suggesting that society as a whole is now more divided than ever. America has been at the forefront of this debate, as it has become increasingly polarised, with tensions between the right and left eventually boiling over into riots and violent clashes on […]
by Aoife McDowell