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Ireland’s October is a most spectacular month. The air is fresh, the festive atmosphere of festivals in Ireland in October is evident, and the emerald landscapes are painted in tones of amber and gold. The nation bids summer farewell and welcomes a season of colorful festivals highlighting Ireland’s rich history, culture, and music. Whether you’re […]
by Derin Giz Badur
‘When I am away from home and crave for some of the best gelato, Ginos’s Gelato is someplace I would consider going to’’, that is what my Italian colleague Margherita says about Gino’s Gelato, even if she finds it quite expensive. Established with a passion for authentic Italian desserts, Gino’s Gelato has become a beloved […]
by Jasmin Joseph
On September 18th, Babylon Radio was invited to the soft launch of Shaku Yard, a new bar opened by Reo Odirile. The bar offers some of the middle eastern bites that Shaku Yard’s sister restaurant, Shaku Maku, is known for, as well as delicious cocktails and, of course, an extensive beer selection. Shaku Yard is […]
by Ashley Elmore
Are you a little worried about this new beginning? Here is The Best International Student’s Guide to Dublin in 2025 that you were looking for! This Best International Student’s Guide to Dublin in 2025 is dedicated to you. Moving to another country isn’t an easy choice to make when you are young. Indeed, I correct […]
by Margherita Ricchi
Dublin has increasingly become a hotspot for vegan and vegetarian food enthusiasts. While plant-based dining used to be a niche in the Irish capital, it has now evolved into a mainstream food movement, with numerous restaurants offering creative, affordable, and satisfying vegan and vegetarian dishes. For students, finding good food that doesn’t break the bank […]
by Vrunda Upadhyay
Brian Gormley is one of the few surviving influential artists from the renowned East Village art movement of the 1980’s. His abstract pieces are what I could describe as streams of consciousness that are translated onto canvas with paint and print. He draws inspiration from what he calls the “snap and snarl” of contemporary graffiti […]
by Marius van Zyl
About Sheltered Arts John Brookes had a rough start in life, being diagnosed with leukemia at the tender age of 5. The severity of the illness and the long stays in the hospital made it difficult to keep up to date scholastically and to fully develop his passion for art. He warmly credits his aunt […]
by Marius van Zyl
If you are a fan of art museums and galleries, Dublin is the place to be. The city has multiple wonderful art galleries that represent multiple art movements, styles, and mediums. There are also lots of wonderful artists based in Dublin, allowing you to see what is trending in the art world right now. From […]
by Ashley Elmore
Sports in Ireland are followed by millions of fans who love the different typical Irish disciplines! From the traditional sports like Hurling and Gaelic Football, to Soccer, Rugby, Golf, Boxing and a range of other activities: they are at the centre of Ireland’s sporting scene. However, the question that is behind everything is: where can […]
by Margherita Ricchi