Call me Sammy
Sammy is 24 years old from Brazil, that has been living in Dublin for eight years. This beautiful brunette is a woman like any other
Barbara Debout April 25, 2018 No Comments
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How passers-by in Paris describe Ireland?
Each nationality and country is seen differently depending on the country. Thus, this month The Circular went to Paris for asking passers-by for words to
Barbara Debout April 25, 2018 No Comments
The drug policy vs the heroin scourge: the government’s failure
Eight years of heroin epidemics, ‘junkies’ criminalised and non – effective anti-drug measures. While European countries modernise their drugs policies, Ireland, with one of the
Barbara Debout April 19, 2018 No Comments
Feminist literature : Mary Kenny’s must-read list
Women’s issues aren’t only defending at the Assembly: a sharp tong can play a determining role. Because of it, The Circular asked Mary Kenny, an Irish author, journalist,
Barbara Debout April 19, 2018 No Comments
4 day tour of west coast of Ireland
Ireland is a country that should be on everyone bucket list. Thus, at the end of January – when according to all it wasn’t the
Barbara Debout April 5, 2018 No Comments
Interview of Johan Lolos, travel photographer and Instagram influencer
To take a fresh breath and feel tiny in front of the depth of the wilderness always more beautiful. Is what Johan Lolos, travel photographer and influencer, more
Barbara Debout March 14, 2018 No Comments
International Women’s Day: A day to fight against inequalities not to toast
Known by everyone as a day to struggle for the respect of women rights, the 8th of March is often hijacked for commercial purposes. Unfortunately,
Barbara Debout March 8, 2018 No Comments
Oxfam Haiti: between bullying and prostitution
The former director of Oxfam Haiti, Roland van Hauwermeiren, recognised in an internal inquiry, having brought prostitutes in 2011 to his home financed by the
Barbara Debout February 28, 2018 No Comments
#MosqueeMeToo, Muslim women denounce sexual assault during religious feasts
On the coattails of the feminist movement #MeToo, Muslim women begin to talk as well of sexual assault they suffer during Muslim feasts with the
Barbara Debout February 22, 2018 No Comments