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Fire at Notre Dame Cathedral fully extinguished The fire that broke out at Notre Dame Cathedral, destroying the roof and causing the spire to collapse in front of horrified spectators, is the main story on the covers today, in both France and the rest of the world. All over the papers and Social Media, there […]
by Andreina Gonzalez
Not religious but profound Imagine walking down on your wedding gown to the sound of your favourite childhood music. Imagine wearing a blue dress and walking up to the edge of the Cliffs of Moher. Imagine saying your vows to your partner by the seaside, that kind of vows that make us feel warm and […]
by Andreina Gonzalez
This year, the Dublin Gay Pride Parade will have a new route. The city center will be more colorful on the 29th of June. The celebrations will start at the Garden of Remembrance before starting off from O’Connell Street. In addition to the 7,000 people who will be involved in the event, another 60,000 are […]
by Rodrigo Valadares
Today, April 11, 2019, many States in the USA are celebrating National Alcohol Screening Day. NASD is held annually on Thursday of the first full week of April offering anonymous and confidential screenings online or in-person at NASD events. Today is National Alcohol Screening Day. We’re dedicated to raising awareness about the harmful effects of […]
by Andreina Gonzalez
Brazilians have been asking themselves this question and they got an answer. Studying and working in Dublin is not an easy task. But the capital of Ireland has been one of the best destinations for those looking for a change. According to the census made by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics in 2016, […]
by Rodrigo Valadares
World Autism Awareness Day is being marked today, April 2. But, what is Autism? It is a complex question with many definitions, opinions and answers. The Oxford Dictionary defines Autism as “a mental condition, present from early childhood, characterized by great difficulty in communicating and forming relationships with other people and in using language and […]
by Andreina GonzalezIreland is known for its rich heritage of mythological tales and ancient symbols. In Irish mythology, tales are usually put into four periods. The first one is called the Mythological Cycle that mainly comprises pre-Christian stories of the god-like early settlers of Ireland, the Tuatha Dé Danann. The second, the Ulster Cycle, focuses on heroic […]
by Juliane Girl
Happy World Theatre Day 2019! World Theater Day is observed internationally on March 27 to generate awareness about the importance of theatre arts, how they played an important role in the field of entertainment and the changes that theatre brings in the life. As the International Theatre Institute explains, this day is a celebration for […]
by Andreina GonzalezOver the past years, we’ve seen many challenges flooding the crazy world of social media. From somewhat funny to somewhat dumb to somewhat life-threatening. We’ve seen teens swallowing cinnamon in 60 seconds. We’ve seen them pouring alcohol over their bodies and lighting themselves on fire. We’ve seen kids filling up condoms with water and dropping […]
by Juliane Girl