Interview: Meet Bernadette Kennelly, baking extraordinaire
With years of experience working in the baking industry and a number of awards under her belt Bernadette or Bernie as she is more commonly
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Continuation of Good Friday tradition show Catholicism remains strong
While there is no doubt that the Catholic Church’s tentative grip on the Irish public’s moral compass is slipping, there are still some sections of
Michael Keaveny April 23, 2019 No Comments
Journalism students respond to the death of Lyra Mc Kee
The senseless murder of journalist Lyra Mc Kee in Derry has not only provoked an outpouring of grief and anger around the world but has
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They told us this isn’t Ireland’s Fittest Family…” one man’s experience of RTE’s new Special Forces show
Keeping fit and healthy was always one of Des Seepersad’s passions. So much so the 26-year-old, who is a qualified engineer, now builds free-standing calisthenics
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‘We have never defeated Ireland…this upsets us…this year we will do everything to change it…’ interview with Georgian soccer captain Jaba Kanakava
Jaba Kanakava may be best remembered for saving an opponents life during a club match when he prevented him from swallowing his tongue. But the
Michael Keaveny April 20, 2019 No Comments
Interview: Michael Fry, the accidental comedian
If necessity is considered to be the mother of invention then perhaps boredom is its father. This is the surely the case for online comedian
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Diary of an eco-warrior
A well-publicised report from the Lancet Medical Journal has called for people in western society to drastically alter their diets to ease the effects of
Michael Keaveny April 1, 2019 No Comments
Is the future of agriculture in vertical farming?
With a growing population and increased pressure on farmland to be more productive, we look at alternative methods of food production, such as Vertical Farming
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The five stages of Lent
As the twenty-first century has progressed the Catholic Church’s grasp on the Irish psyche has become increasingly more tentative. With mass attendances dwindling and the
Michael Keaveny March 6, 2019 No Comments
Staples of an Irish storm
After a somewhat blustery January and balmy February you’d be forgiven for thinking that Ireland had escaped snow for the winter/spring of 2018/19. However on
Michael Keaveny March 5, 2019 1 Comment