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4 Art-Tech startups to discover
ArtBusinessCulture

4 Art-Tech startups to discover

Are you an art or music lover? Or a painter, digital artist, or musician? Here are 4 Art-Tech startups to discover that have created the perfect match between Art and Technology. These start-ups all have the same objectives: to make access to art easier and to promote the artist’s career. Rise Art Founded in 2011 […]

Alice Fouques avatar by Alice Fouques
Posted 5 years ago
Why are the Irish famous for potatoes?
Culture

Why are the Irish famous for potatoes?

A 2016 survey revealed that to people who have never visited Ireland, potatoes are the food they first think of when asked about “Irish food and drink”. Why is Irish culture so strongly linked to the potato? Is there an actual basis for this assumption or is it just some crazy Irish stereotype? How the […]

Nicole Hennessy avatar by Nicole Hennessy
Posted 5 years ago
The 6 Best Walks in and around Dublin
LifestyleSportTravel

The 6 Best Walks in and around Dublin

On 10 May, the travel limit, which had been in place across Ireland since Christmas, was lifted. With intercounty travel now officially permitted and the summer nearing, it is time to go outside and get some fresh air after months of lockdown. In this article are some of the best walks and hikes in and […]

Felix Vanden Borre avatar by Felix Vanden Borre
Posted 5 years ago
India’s Second Wave: a personal account of the ongoing trauma
Current AffairsEnvironmentNews

India’s Second Wave: a personal account of the ongoing trauma

In Ireland, we are very lucky to be part of what could be seen as the pandemic elite. What I mean by this is that we are in the position within the EU to enable the now safe reopening of our country. It is true that we have endured the worst lockdown yet, with mental […]

KathyAnn Murphy avatar by KathyAnn Murphy
Posted 5 years ago
5 Ways to Beat Lockdown Boredom: Upskill as you relax
LifestyleReviews

5 Ways to Beat Lockdown Boredom: Upskill as you relax

Is lockdown boredom getting to you? Or maybe you’ve just had enough of Netflix and emails from your boss. If this sounds familiar then keep reading, because in three minutes we’re going to tell you about five sites and apps that can break that dull cycle and add a little something extra to your CV. […]

Grace Duffy avatar by Grace Duffy
Posted 5 years ago
Embracing the Cold: Sea swimming in Dublin
HealthLifestyle

Embracing the Cold: Sea swimming in Dublin

It doesn’t matter if the sun is shining, it is freezing cold, or raining – at Dublin’s swimming spots, there are always people taking a bath. Many of them have been doing this every day, since they were kids. Not only to boost the immune system, but also to calm down and cope with stress. […]

Pauline Stahl avatar by Pauline Stahl
Posted 5 years ago
Shadow and Bone review: various opinions on the Netflix TV Show
Culture

Shadow and Bone review: various opinions on the Netflix TV Show

Since the release of its whole first season on Netflix on 23 April, Shadow and Bone has stayed on the platform’s Top List. An achievement that I decided to comment on, with a little precious help. If you haven’t heard about Shadow and Bone, adapted from Leigh Bardugo’s books, it’s either because you don’t […]

Laurine Tiran avatar by Laurine Tiran
Posted 5 years ago
Denise Chaila: The future of Irish Rap
CultureMusic

Denise Chaila: The future of Irish Rap

Denise Chaila is a Limerick-based Zambian-Irish rapper, musician, and hip hop artist. In 2019 and 2020, she took centre stage, enthralling the country with her upbeat songs, sharp lyrics, and bold attitude. Chaila reflects a new era of Irish rap, with her bouncy rhythms and distinct backing vocals in addition to her Zambian musical form. […]

Sean Barrett avatar by Sean Barrett
Posted 5 years ago
New law opens the Irish e-scooter market
Current AffairsEnvironmentNews

New law opens the Irish e-scooter market

E-scooters are finally being legislated for in Ireland. Although a lack of legislation has not stopped people using privately-owned e-scooters on roads across Ireland, it has so far prevented rental companies, such as Lime and Bird, from entering the market. So, what will change when the new laws come in? And what does the bill […]

Nicole Hennessy avatar by Nicole Hennessy
Posted 5 years ago
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