Crossword: 1956 Irish Fashion
In 1956, The Evening Herald, (now called The Herald), published a piece listing the fashion pieces, trends and materials that became popular throughout the year.
Elaine O Neill March 31, 2019 No Comments
March 2019
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Culture shock amongst international students
Leaving home and traveling to study in a new country can be an overwhelming and stressful experience, whether an individual moves to a country with
Uchechi Nwaogu March 30, 2019 No Comments
Ireland’s Population
When we want to look at the major trends in Ireland’s population the first place to start is the website of the Central Statistics Office
Kieran Feely March 30, 2019 No Comments
Glasnevin Parishoners Concerned Over Metro Plans
Local parishioners are concerned about the impact the planned Metro North project will have on their ability to attend mass and to go about their
Patrick Reid March 30, 2019 No Comments
Run & Sun: Three of Europe’s best holiday marathons in 2019
We’re a few weeks into the year and the post-Christmas summer holiday booking season has begun in earnest. Throughout Ireland hard-earned cash is being tactfully
Patrick Reid March 30, 2019 No Comments
Dublin Marathon sold out? Here are four Irish alternatives to lace up for in 2019
Running in Ireland has exploded in the last couple of years. The evidence is everywhere. The odd lone after-work jogger has been replaced by weekly
Patrick Reid March 30, 2019 No Comments
Highway to stardom
One of the Nigerian silver medallists at the FIFA under 17 world cup in 2009 get to tell his story The Road to stardom and
Rasaq Oluseje March 29, 2019 No Comments
Calligraphy: The Harmony of Pen and Paper
There’s something captivating about elegantly crafted words on a paper. Calligraphy is not a new concept. Humans have been expressing themselves for centuries. There are
Shefali Rawat March 29, 2019 No Comments
The Unique Touch to Events: Samuel Ogba the Event Decorator
Samuel Ogba Okeh is a Nigerian Decorator expert who gives a unique touch to each event, making it beautiful and top notch. The graduate of
Helen Moses March 29, 2019 No Comments
Knockfierna hill preserving Irish history with Famine village ruins
Knockfierna is situated in the village of Ballingarry, County Limerick. It’s name as Gaeilge, Cnoc Fírinne translates to ‘hill of truth’ because the locals swear by
Diane Burke March 28, 2019 No Comments
Amazing Story of how Piazza Made it through Her Near-Death Experience
When Piazza woke up on that bright September morning, there was nothing around to give the slightest clue that her life was about to change
Precious Olawuyi March 28, 2019 No Comments
Sustainable Energy Show at the RDS
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is hosting the annual SEAI Energy Show in the RDS Main Hall on 27 and 28 March 2019.
Kieran Feely March 28, 2019 No Comments
Interview with an Amateur player in Turkey
I put on a call to him via Whatapp, as we discussed the progress of his professional career: “I’m good I’m still trying my best,
Faith Monday March 28, 2019 No Comments
“LOVE IN HIM”- A christian lights out listening experience, Audio
This week, the Circular will be telling a story through sound. Just sit back and relax. Close your eyes and imagine yourself in the shoes
Fatimah Saheed March 28, 2019 No Comments
Krüst: Cronut Craziness in the Heart of Dublin
The cronut, a mix between croissant and donut, emerged in 2013 in a New York bakery. It started a hype with people waiting for hours
Katharina Laumann March 28, 2019 No Comments
Aesthetics, Gifs and Digital Art with Tyler Spangler
Tyler Spangler, an American digital artist is known for his art on social media and other media channels. His website, Tylersprangler.com is laced with beautiful
Ayodele Folorunsho March 27, 2019 No Comments