10 underrated Netflix shows worth watching
Schitts Greek is by far one of the most underrated Netflix shows and definitely worth a try. It is a Canadian/American sitcom show and is
Sophia Roik March 15, 2023 No Comments
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Oscars 2023: 10 moments we can’t (and won’t) stop talking about
The 95th Academy Awards were held last Sunday at the iconic Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, and as any event attended by the biggest names
Alessia Bonori March 14, 2023 3 Comments
Paul on a roll – 5 times actor Paul Mescal has proven his aptitude
His name seems to be everywhere these days. Irish actor Paul Mescal has experienced a particularly successful period. An end, however, is not likely to
Laura-Marie Butenhoff February 28, 2023 6 Comments
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Laura Rinnankoski, a real citizen of the world, was born in Finland, grew up in Venezuela, and studied in Boston. Having lived in so many
Adina Sarah Abraham August 31, 2022 No Comments
As Ireland fails to qualify for the Eurovision Final, we ask, what is the nation’s favourite Eurovision winner?
All of this Eurovision disappointment got us thinking at the Circular – with a record seven Eurovision wins in our arsenal, we should celebrate each of the great songs that led us to European success. But, which one is the nation’s favourite?
John Moynihan May 13, 2022 No Comments
Turned off: Piers Morgan’s latest television project scores underwhelmingly with viewers
The show suffered an 80% drop in ratings in less than a week after the first episode, averaging 61,700 viewers by the end of that first week. At one point, the new TV network was actually rated as having zero viewers for some of its primetime broadcasts.
John Moynihan May 12, 2022 No Comments
60 Years of The Late Late Show: The Top Ten Moments of an Irish Broadcast Institution
While the programme has transitioned to become more of a light entertainment, magazine-style presentation nowadays, it still has the ability to invigorate much of the public conversation and debate, all these years later.
John Moynihan May 10, 2022 No Comments
Is OnlyFans empowering women?
Since its launch, OnlyFans rapidly became popular thanks to the large number of creators that share pornographic content on the platform. During the pandemic many
Lizeth Amaya Bravo May 10, 2022 No Comments
“Well Holy God!”, 21 years on from the departure of Glenroe, Ireland’s most popular rural drama
Twenty-one years ago this week, on May 6th 2001, RTÉ’s Glenroe aired its final episode, concluding its eighteen year run. Set in the fictional rural Wicklow town of the same name, Glenroe was a window to much of the rest of the country as to what it was like to live in an agricultural, rural-based setting.
John Moynihan May 10, 2022 No Comments
Gaslighting and emotional abuse: Therapists use TikTok to raise awareness
Gaslighting can be difficult to explain, and even more difficult to identify when you are suffering from it. This form of abuse always includes love-bombing
Lizeth Amaya Bravo April 12, 2022 No Comments
Gaslighting: The invisible abuse
The Healt Service Executive (HSE) recognises various forms of abuse, one of them is emotional abuse, which is defined on the HSE website as a
Lizeth Amaya Bravo April 11, 2022 No Comments
Meet the only man who survived after a fall from the cliffs of Moher
Peter Fitzpatrick, 35, is the only man who survived after falling from the cliffs of Moher. 25 years later, Peter and his mum look back
Enzo Zanchi April 8, 2022 No Comments
Euphoria ignores statistics and exaggerates the misuse of drugs of most young people
While the misunderstanding the data, the web series breaks audience records with its second season
Isabela Boechat March 1, 2022 No Comments
Goodbye Grass!
An interview with Architect and gardening enthusiast, Andrew McAllister in Phibsborough, North County Dublin.
Aisling Tobin May 27, 2021 No Comments
Video Documentary: Limerick Treaty Suicide Prevention.
While it currently feels like our government isn’t doing enough for people who suffer from poor mental health, there are many Irish organisations who are
Megan McCarthy May 27, 2021 No Comments
LIGHT AT THE END OF THE PANDEMIC TUNNELL FOR DRIMNAGH YOUTH SERVICE
There is no doubt the challenges presented by the Covid19 pandemic has impacted us all at some level. But I can’t imagine much argument at
Stephen Sharpe May 26, 2021 No Comments
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