The Pandemic: A total disaster!
The pandemic has left humans and companies with mixed feelings. It has been anguish to a lot of people and companies, as people have lost
Oluwatobi Adeyemo May 11, 2022 No Comments
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Ireland’s Visa Requirements Affect the Lives of Pregnant Immigrant Women
On January 27th 2021 legislation which imposed new visa requirements for a number of South American countries and South Africa was signed by the Minister
Paula Ferreira May 26, 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
Podcast : China and the Coronavirus
A year and an half after this whole Pandemic started, we still don’t know where the Coronavirus really comes from. We for sure detected the
Elisa Amiri May 20, 2021 No Comments
How is the vaccination going in Europe ?
After more than a year of Covid-19 restrictions, the vaccine is now everywhere on the news. Some European countries are more advanced than others, we
Elisa Amiri May 14, 2021 No Comments
India’s COVID 19 crisis is a global problem
As of 28th April 2019, India reported 379,308 new COVID 19 cases. The COVID 19 crisis in India is worsening by the day as millions
Sandra Sandra Ogbonna April 30, 2021 No Comments
What to do during Covid-19 pandemic ? Volunteering for a charity.
Between those unable to work because their place of work has simply shut down, or those who have more free time than ever during this
Elisa Amiri April 23, 2021 No Comments
Drimnagh Youth Service Publish Report on Youth Work during Pandemic
Maintaining contact with young people throughout the Covid19 pandemic is the basis of a report recently launched by the St John Bosco Youth Centre. The
Stephen Sharpe April 9, 2021 No Comments
The Airport
I’ve always loved the airport. I was never a big fan of getting up at stupid o’clock to get there but the excitement of going
Sarah O' Neill April 8, 2021 No Comments
Tallaght Bokwa Community – Staying Connected During The Pandemic
Before the arrival of Covid19 on Irish shores in March 2020, thousands gathered in community centres and local schools across the country to participate in community fitness activities ranging from dance to yoga, and the list goes on, ad infinitum.
Stephen Sharpe April 7, 2021 No Comments
Working from home : happiness or pain ?
Since the beginning of the Global Pandemic, many people have been working remotely to avoid the spread of the virus. We would think that working
Elisa Amiri April 2, 2021 No Comments
Travel restrictions this easter – Ireland
Due to the outbreak caused by the covid-19 pandemic, travel restrictions have been put in place by the government to reduce the impact of the Coronavirus spread.
Michelle Oritu April 2, 2021 1 Comment
Covid-19: The global vaccination rollout is on the brink of a “catastrophic moral failure”
As wealthy countries drive up the costs and stock up on Covid-19 vaccination supplies, many low and moderate-income countries will be left without a sufficient
Suzie Connor March 25, 2021 No Comments
Why 2020 was my best year
The year 2020 is one that will be never forgotten. A year that the world stopped and people struggled with lockdowns and restrictions. However, for
Aoife Parle March 25, 2021 1 Comment
The Covid Stone- Why You Shouldn’t Be Ashamed Of The Weight You Gained During The Pandemic
The pandemic has brought with it stress, anxiety and uncertainty, and people have done what people do best when they get stressed: eat. As a
Sarah O' Neill March 25, 2021 No Comments
Pandemic Travel – Covid Tests, Document Overload and No Bloody Coffee
Last weekend I joined a unique travel club comprising of those who have travelled internationally during the Coronavirus Pandemic. Some would say a privileged group,
Stephen Sharpe March 24, 2021 No Comments