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On Sunday, an Irish naval ship rescued 712 people including pregnant women and infants off the coast of the Libyan capital of Tripoli as part of an international migrant rescue effort, Ireland’s Defence Forces said on Monday. During the day a total of 606 migrants were taken from “platforms in distress” while a further 106 […]
by Neha Katoch
Festa Junina, otherwise known as the Midsummer Festival, is taking place in the Tivoli on Sunday the 25th of June. The day will be filled with performances from live bands such as Forró Namangaia and Trio The Pé No Chão and DJ Tamara Maravilha. The Brazilian BBQ Dublin and treats by Pri will be ready to […]
by Christie Kandiwa
Waste piles up on Greek streets The streets of an Island paradise, Greece, are facing the consequences of the ongoing dispute between the government and thousands of refuse collectors’ jobs. Piles of rubbish and stale waste have been mounting up in various cities across Greece, especially the tourist areas of Athens which are among the […]
by Neha Katoch
Dublin is filled with historic buildings and natural landscapes that can blow you away. Here’s a curated list of the only five of the popular gardens to visit in Dublin. Botanical Gardens The Botanical Gardens are located three kilometres away from Dublin City Centre. They are an have of calm and beauty, and admission is […]
by Christie Kandiwa
The Orthodox Spirit, Chamber Choir Ireland’s new concert series, took place in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin on Wednesday, where hundreds of people were treated to some high quality classical and contemporary music, both old and new. People had already gathered outside the church by 7.00 pm. “We are here to listen to some beautifully performed music […]
by Tatiana Kireeva
North Korea may be involved in hosting some Winter Olympic skiing events next year. This suggestion came from South Korea which is the official host of The Winter Olympics in February 2018. North and South Korea’s political relations won’t have any influence on The Winter Olympics. North Korea is welcomed to take part and […]
by Tatiana Kireeva
Controversial dog meat festival begins in China The controversial Chinese dog meat festival has started in the Yulin city of China, despite earlier reports of it been cancelled or toned down this year. There were reports of dead dogs hanging from meat hooks at stalls amid a heavy police presence in Yulin market on Wednesday. […]
by Neha Katoch
The Italian Fusion Festival, aimed at promoting cultural exchanges between Italy and Ireland, will take place on July 2 in Dublin from 4 o’clock ’til 11pm at The Grand Social, Liffey Street, Dublin 1 (beside the Ha’penny Bridge). The festival is being organized by Radio Dublino, the only Italian language Irish Radio programme, running since […]
by Neha Katoch
More than 49 flights are cancelled in Phoenix, Arizona. The reason – too hot for planes to fly. Dozens of flights have been cancelled at Sky Harbor airport because of the high air temperature. The weather forecast for the US city suggests that the temperature on Tuesday could reach 49C. That is higher that the […]
by Tatiana Kireeva