Dublin: An Urban Canvas
After living in Dublin for 5 years, one of the standouts for me was the thriving street art culture. The various murals around the city
Marius Van Zyl May 12, 2023 No Comments
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Acrobatic Gymnastics: more than a sport, a passion
Acrobatic Gymnastics is one of those sports that impress us with the flexibility a human body can reach. It existed in various forms throughout many
Renata Steffens May 11, 2023 No Comments
Learning a new hobby: Step by Step and Stich by Stich
Raise your hand if you ever wanted to learn something new or sign up for an exciting hobby but time just wasn’t on your side.
Laura-Marie Butenhoff May 11, 2023 No Comments
The importance of honeybees in nature
With climate change becoming an ongoing crisis, we tend to look for big solutions to find ways of fixing the problem. Many countries have called
Laura Hannon May 10, 2022 No Comments
Hunger on the Prowl: Nigeria has a Food Insecurity Crisis
Way before the threat of the Covid-19 pandemic, food scarcity remains a universal worry. However, in certain parts of the world, the issue of food insecurity is
Sonia Amure May 28, 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
Arrivals: Expats Reflect on Being Far From Home During Lockdown
For many of us living far from where we’re from, the choice to move overseas was predicated upon certain assumptions—primary among them, the possibility of
Larissa Silva McDonnell May 19, 2021 No Comments
Caroline Flack Documentary: Heartbroken Viewers Take To Twitter To Praise The Presenter’s Family
The highly anticipated documentary about Caroline Flack aired last night on Channel 4, one year after the Love Island presenter’s tragic death. Viewers were left
Sarah O' Neill March 18, 2021 No Comments
Adopted – Finding My True Identity
The adoption of a child or youth often leads to crucial changes of the living situation and the separation from their birth mother and family
Rubina Freiberg January 29, 2021 No Comments
Watch – Life During COVID-19
Since late December last year until the moment this post was written, over three million people have been contaminated with the novel coronavirus and more
Gabriel Colman April 30, 2020 No Comments
PUSH: Documentary Review + Housing Crisis Panel Discussion
Documentary film ‘PUSH’ by Swedish director Fredrik Gertten was screened as part of the IFI Documentary Festival 2019. The film documents UN Special Rapporteur on
Carolina Miyasaka October 4, 2019 No Comments
Surviving as one of Ireland’s most notorious drunk
This is a 15 minute interview with Dave, a member of the alcoholic anonymous group in Ireland, he became sober after almost 30years of living
Faith Monday March 1, 2019 No Comments
IFI Documentary Festival Review: The Curious Works of Roger Doyle
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
Rose Ugoalah September 27, 2018 No Comments
The hobby people are reluctant to reveal
I have a hobby that only my close friends know about. It’s a solitary passion that I only get to enjoy sporadically. But, like any
Trevor Keegan April 25, 2018 No Comments