6 Common Foods You THOUGHT Were Gluten-Free
There are many items in the local supermarket that you would assume are naturally gluten-free and would therefore buy. Bread, pasta, dough, and batter are
Sophie Collins April 25, 2019 No Comments
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INTERVIEW WITH TECHCLUB COMPUTER SHOP
Techclub computer shop is located at South Circular road junction Dublin 8. They deal with different kinds of computer accessories. In this interview, the Circular
Stanley Ifeanyichukwu Onuoha April 25, 2019 No Comments
The Gardens of Hardwicke Street
After the regeneration of Hardwicke Street flat complex, in 2010, a group of residences came together to grow a garden in the community. It was
Luana Matos April 25, 2019 No Comments
A carrot cake in the Brazilian style
One of the things I have learnt while travelling around the world is that Brazilians are specialists in “adding” some extra taste to any kind of
Luana Matos April 25, 2019 No Comments
How to make Nigerian Suya
One of the nigerians most delicious and interesting delicacy is the Nigerian suya, and it is really easy to make. Nigerian suya is literally sold
Faith Monday April 25, 2019 No Comments
Rush hour traffic: Comparison of Dublin and Lagos
Dublin is fast becoming one of the cities in the world where commuters’ time are wasted on the road due to bad traffic, the attribute
Olalekan Ayeni April 25, 2019 No Comments
Gavel: an organization that makes all the difference
The Justice system in Nigeria is constitutionally flawed and outdated; over eighty per cent of prisoners are awaiting trial. The style of policing and correctional
Uchechi Nwaogu April 25, 2019 No Comments
Cullinan: World’s most expensive SUV.
The Cullinan Sports Utility vehicle (SUV) made by Rolls-Royce which is regarded as the most expensive vehicle as it was named after the world’s largest
Olalekan Ayeni April 25, 2019 No Comments
My Griffith College experience
Studying at Griffith College, Ireland’s largest independent college comes with beautiful moments. Here is a video of my experience so far. Would you love to
Esther Olowere April 25, 2019 No Comments
Dear future husband final : Audio Attached
An article was previously published on The Circular on “Dear future husband”, at the end of that article there was a little snippet of a
Blossom Odubu April 25, 2019 No Comments
From Law to Media: A podcast with Tolu Saheed
On this week’s episode of The Circular podcast, we have Tolu Saheed, a former scientist turned lawyer who is currently studying to be a Public
Esther Olowere April 25, 2019 No Comments
The importance of music in Dementia Care (Audio Interview)
Music is far beyond being only the art of entertainment. For many years, it has been used as a powerful tool of healing, such as
Luana Matos April 24, 2019 No Comments
Palm oil Stew recipe
If you a world traveller or you like to try meals from various parts of the world, here is a recipe to try. The stew
Blossom Odubu April 24, 2019 No Comments
Word Spelling: funny skit
Pulchritude is gotten from the old Latin word “pulcher” meaning beauty in modern English; although not commonly used again. Pulchritude was also the last word
Esther Olowere April 24, 2019 No Comments
A failed attempt at finding love
The Circular met Muphasa Malumba, a Zimbabwean migrant to Ireland. He works as a Human Resource Manager at a top tech company in Ireland. He
Esther Olowere April 24, 2019 No Comments
A Visit to Boyle Abbey, Boyle, County Roscommon
Boyle Abbey, situated in the town of Boyle in north Roscommon is an early Cistercian church and monastery founded in 1161 and completed some sixty
Kieran Feely April 24, 2019 No Comments