sport – The Circular

Audio: What Happened to the Baths? The Story of the Dun Laoghaire & Blackrock Baths

April 15, 2019

Culture, dublin, Entertainment, History, Sport

43

This radio documentary delves back into the memories of two local residents to give listeners an idea of what these two bygone Bath facilities were like in their heyday. https://soundcloud.com/nathan-griff...

Energy drinks contain alarming quantity of sugar and caffeine new report finds

Mícheál Ó Scannáil

April 3, 2019

ENVIRONMENT, Food and Drink, Health, Slider

5

An insurgence of unhealthy energy drinks has occurred in Ireland in the last 15 years, a report from safe food has revealed. According to the report, the number of products of this kind on the market has ri...

Ready, Aim, Inspire: An interview with a state-level rifle shooter

Nitanti Alur

March 20, 2019

Slider, sport

168

How the Indian youth use sports to enrich cultural traditions and progress in their country. Like most sports, rifle shooting has sprouted from a more primitive origin, that which relates to surviving as a...

Kabaddi: The mythological sport of tomorrow.

Nitanti Alur

March 13, 2019

Slider, sport

145

The revival of a sport nearly forgotten is always a benefit to culture. Kabaddi or the ‘Game of Warriors’ gained its rightful place among the popular sports of India. Ever heard an Indian chant “Kabad...

Naomi Osaka wins Australian Open 2019-Women’s Singles

Elohor Ishaka

March 6, 2019

Art, Culture, Entertainment, sport

189

Naomi Osaka by Charlie Cowins/flickr.com Many tennis players dream of being able to play in a championship final. They hope to compete against the best and prove their mettle to the world, solidifying their...

Laser Running through the grounds of Trinity

Luke Talbot

October 4, 2018

Sport

519

Laser Running. So this week the circular took a trip to the grounds of Trinity College where we stumbled across an event called Laser Running. Bizarre. I know... So what on earth is laser running? Well, we tho...

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