We’ve all seen the following scene in movies and on television: the hospital patient’s heart stops beating and medical professionals run into the room; two
Thomas McCarthy grew up in Blanchardstown Dublin and is now a youth worker at Core Youth Service in Inchicore. Mixing his love for cycling with his
In 2015, I moved to Ireland and shared an apartment with three women from three different countries: Japan, Brazil, and Trinidad and Tobago. My Trinidadian roommate, Shivonne
Seductive employee perks like concierges, free food, and sleeping pods might enhance the workplace environment, but holistic business approaches are increasing in popularity as a
The California wildfires are still raging and many people have lost their homes and lives. As the inferno continues to threaten the Golden State, about
The Lagos creative scene has seen the Nigerian city become a hub for artists, photographers, designers and fashion trendsetters to share ideas with each other and reach new audiences
As we near the end of 2018, another boom is in full swing as unemployment rates drop and newly built hotels and student accommodation continue
Despite corporate coffee chains on every corner, Dublin’s indie coffee shop scene is thriving. Cracked sidewalks and narrow laneways can lead you to unexpected sanctuaries. Next
A few years ago, mysterious colorful sticky notes started to appear all around the city. Each one of them had a doodle of a serene
Last year, I made a short documentary about the Dublin Migrant Woman Support Group. Founded by Trinidadian Shivonne Du Barry, the group originated as a
Now in its 16th year, Hard Working Class Heroes (HWCH) is still a great place to discover fresh Irish talent and see a plethora of performances
Regarded as the ‘Godfather of Irish Electronica’, Roger Doyle has been composing music for over five decades. As a collaborator with actress Olwen Fouéré, and filmmakers Bob Quinn and