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Irish Immigration to the East Coast and Beyond
Culture

Irish Immigration to the East Coast and Beyond

In the 19th century, Irish immigration was a necessity. They were struggling in their home country, and had to make a move to ensure their health and safety. The solution for many was to immigrate to the United States, so with the little money they had left, they boarded ships heading to America. Before 1845 […]

Ashley Elmore avatar by Ashley Elmore
Posted 2 years ago
How Immigrants Are Shaping Modern Irish Cuisine: Discover the Amazing Fusion of Cultures and Flavours
Food & DrinkLifestyle

How Immigrants Are Shaping Modern Irish Cuisine: Discover the Amazing Fusion of Cultures and Flavours

How immigrants are shaping modern Irish cuisine has become a key topic, as Irish cuisine, traditionally associated with comforting foods like soda bread and stew, is now experiencing a food revolution. Ireland is becoming a thriving center for international cuisine as a result of immigrant communities bringing a wide range of flavors and culinary methods. […]

Derin Giz Badur avatar by Derin Giz Badur
Posted 2 years ago
South African Braai Food Truck: Authentic Flavours From the Rainbow Nation
Food & DrinkLifestyle

South African Braai Food Truck: Authentic Flavours From the Rainbow Nation

As a South African living in Dublin, one thing that I miss is the warmth of the braai. Watching the coals glowing under the white ash, the sound of boerewors sizzling on the grill, the earthy smell of the coal mingling with the cooking meat, and enjoying the company of friends and family. Wiseman Mangaliso’s […]

Marius van Zyl avatar by Marius van Zyl
Posted 2 years ago
AI and Art: A Revolutionary Intersection 
ArtCultureLifestyle

AI and Art: A Revolutionary Intersection 

AI and Art fusion is a revolutionary intersection that reshapes how we consider creativity, expression, and even humanity. The impact of Artificial Intelligence on Art is to be understood in a broader sense, since it involves not only the sector of contemporary art, but also affects the wider market of visual arts, and therefore the […]

Margherita Ricchi avatar by Margherita Ricchi
Posted 2 years ago
Ru O’Shea: Reviving Tradition and Reliving Memories
CultureMusic

Ru O’Shea: Reviving Tradition and Reliving Memories

Ru O’Shea is a musician that is part of a wave of young artists that are reinvigorating traditional Irish Folk music. The contemporary Irish folk musician pays homage to iconic songs by reimagining them for a modern audience to enjoy. He has also taken his music beyond the stage and has introduced Traditional Irish music […]

Marius van Zyl avatar by Marius van Zyl
Posted 2 years ago
What is the “Luck of the Irish”
Culture

What is the “Luck of the Irish”

Everyone has heard of “the luck of the Irish”, but where did this term come from? And are the Irish actually lucky? Keep reading to find out the lore of this stereotype, and learn if it is actually accurate. Where did the phrase come from? This phrase “the luck of the Irish” dates back to […]

Ashley Elmore avatar by Ashley Elmore
Posted 2 years ago
Gubu Dolls: A Saga Made Out of Art
ArtCulture

Gubu Dolls: A Saga Made Out of Art

Gubu Man is an enigmatic, and anonymous, Irish artist who has created a unique and macabre art installation, Gubu Dolls, that is a complete novel made out of sculptures and physical objects. A sensitivity to LED light excluded him from the digital realm and many daily activities that many of us take for granted. His […]

Marius van Zyl avatar by Marius van Zyl
Posted 2 years ago
How Hamilton the Musical Maintains Its Global Appeal: An Immigrant’s Perspective
CultureMusicTheatre

How Hamilton the Musical Maintains Its Global Appeal: An Immigrant’s Perspective

Hamilton the musical, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s multi-award-winning global sensation, began its highly anticipated run at Dublin’s Bord Gáis Energy Theatre on September 17, 2024. With approximately 145,000 guests expected to attend, the event will continue to captivate viewers until November 16th. As Hamilton makes its Irish debut, the timeless story of ambition, persistence, and history-making continues […]

Derin Giz Badur avatar by Derin Giz Badur
Posted 2 years ago
9 cultural shocks Italians experience when moving to Ireland
Culture

9 cultural shocks Italians experience when moving to Ireland

Hi! My name is Margherita and these are my cultural shocks. On the 1st of September I moved to Dublin as an Italian student from Bologna. I can tell you that was an awesome change, but a little bit shocking. Although Italy and Ireland share European identity, they have different cultures, traditions and history. Even […]

Margherita Ricchi avatar by Margherita Ricchi
Posted 2 years ago
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