Costume making for Irish dancing
Irish dancing is very important part of the heritage and culture of Ireland. The exact roots and origins of early Irish dancing are lost in
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Digital killed the analogue star – but only for a while
In a trend similar to the comeback that vinyl is experiencing relative to CDs, in the last decade analogue film has been making a quiet
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Scones:- a classic recipe
Scones:- a classic recipe Want a fool-proof recipe for delicious scones? Read on! A perfect student recipe with only 6 ingredients and about 30 minutes
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Interview with DSPCA : A dog is for life not just for Christmas
Ireland is known as the puppy farm capital of Europe, with nearly 100,000 puppies bred every year. We have a huge problem with puppy farming,
Sadbh Maguire April 21, 2019 6 Comments
Hidden gems in Dublin 8
A Few Fantastic restaurants and places to visit in Dublin 8. Guinness Storehouse St. James’s Gate Brewery, Dublin 8. Located in the heart of Dublin
Sadbh Maguire April 17, 2019 7 Comments
Wonderful Wicklow Walks
A short cry from the hustle and bustle of Dublin, you can find yourself breathing in the fresh clean air of Co. Wicklow. Many people
Sadbh Maguire April 17, 2019 5 Comments
Willow’s Flight to Freedom
On Wednesday last, The Circular met up with Mary Keenan who recently adopted a rescue dog from China. Sunday the 24th of March, Mary and
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Meals on wheels in a changing environment
The Circular met Mary Hickey, the Meals on Wheels (MoW) co-ordinator for the Ranelagh Rathmines(working from Beechwood community centre) area for a coffee and to
Sadbh Maguire March 25, 2019 5 Comments
Children and Technology
An investigation into the possible downsides and beneficial effects of technology on the development of children. Technology has become a part of everyday life. We
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Crisis in College Education
20% of students drop out in the first year of College. In 2016, 23,931 new students entered the 3rd level education system in Ireland, by
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