Shopping locally is good for you and the environment
With the Internet readily available to everyone, it is hard to resist comparing prices of food and other goods from a place like hoteudeals.com to
Lauren Keel April 28, 2020 No Comments
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Myths Behind Vaccination
The history of vaccination in Ireland could be traced back to the mid-1940s, around 500 children died in Ireland each year of vaccine-preventable diseases such
Agu Chukwuebuka April 2, 2020 No Comments
Sustainable Fashion
Niamh O’Malley is an ambitious fashion student at Griffith College. Although she was always interested in fashion, she wasn’t sure exactly where it would take
Malcolm Gordon April 2, 2020 No Comments
“Vetoing Vaccination a Qualified Right or an Absolute Right”
Most often it is easy to forget how serious some diseases can be, and this is due to immunization schemes in large part. Perhaps it’s
Agu Chukwuebuka March 27, 2020 No Comments
What you don’t know about Dementia
Dementia is an umbrella term used to portray a gathering of side effects described by conduct changes and the loss of subjective and social aptitude.
Agu Chukwuebuka March 13, 2020 No Comments
The Diamond – love to one, survival to another.
The cliche states that diamonds are a girl’s best friend, the solution easily adopted for the husband in the wrong, or the “will-you-be-mine-forever couple”. Gem
Omolara Agbaje February 24, 2020 No Comments
Coronavirus: Should we really freak out?
After the announcement of the Coronavirus outbreak, it can be said that there was a great wave of fear arousal around the world. That was
Alara Erdem February 18, 2020 No Comments
Flu vaccination: Raising Awareness
Influenza, which is commonly regarded as “flu,” has been with mankind for a very comprehensive period. Its history can be traced back to 410 BC
Agu Chukwuebuka February 18, 2020 No Comments
VIDEO – One week with Extinction Rebellion activists in Dublin
Co-reporting : Héloïse Vinale The rebellion started on the 7th of October. During one week, millions of people around the world take part in non-violent
Matthieu Dorey October 14, 2019 No Comments
How to deal with Dublin plastic pollution?
Ireland is one of the most important waste producers in Europe. With 11mt of waste in 2014, the island’s ecosystem is facing a major crisis.
Matthieu Dorey September 26, 2019 No Comments
Photo map: Dublin’s Grand Canal Way is the perfect encapsulation of capitol’s Beauty and Beast
The 15km bike ride along Dublin’s Grand Canal Way encapsulates perfectly the juxtaposition of the capital’s beauty and ugly alter-ego. The trip, from the Grand
Mícheál Ó Scannáil April 24, 2019 No Comments
Simple Ways You Can Help Cut Down On Ireland’s Plastic Pollution
Over the past 10 years, humanity has managed to produce more plastic than during the entire previous century. As it stand, Ireland is currently the largest
Nathan Griffin April 23, 2019 No Comments
Veja – Paving the Way for a Sustainable Future, One Step at a Time
Veja is a company created in 2004 by two founders; FranVois-Ghislain Morillion and Sébastien Kopp. They are company based solely on discovering and utilising sustainable
Sophie Collins April 22, 2019 No Comments
Are we aware of Climate Change?
Climate change is one of the biggest problems of the world today. Climate change is changing in a way that all living things on the
Aylin Yilmaz April 22, 2019 No Comments
Are Irish Holiday Makers Contributing to The Death of Coral Reef?
The short answer to this question is yes. Every year, thousands of Irish head off for some much needed sun, with litres of sun cream
Sophie Collins April 11, 2019 No Comments
Climate Change – An Interview with Irish Environmental Economist
Climate Change is a subject featured regularly in the media, on TV News, in the papers and on innumerable environmental blogs. But how much do
Sophie Collins April 3, 2019 No Comments