Beer Production in Ireland sinks!
Beer Production in Ireland falls by almost 50 percent! Irish Beer Market Production of beer in Ireland fell by nearly 50 percent last year as
Oluwatobi Adeyemo April 15, 2022 No Comments
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Top games I played during lockdown.
Unlike other people who used their time during lockdown to hone a new skill or work on self-improvement, I decide to see how much games
Adam Mahase March 10, 2022 No Comments
Are people willing to join the gyms again ahead of the ease of restrictions?
Ahead of the easing restrictions from the government over May and June, the citizens living in Ireland can see a light inside the tunnel for an optimist
Felipe Martins Do Canto May 28, 2021 No Comments
How did the dressing habits change during the two big lockdowns?
Humans… We are known as the biggest consumers in this world. We buy and buy and buy whether we have the need to or we
Ezgisu Yeniocak May 27, 2021 No Comments
Carla Worked for Years to Set Up Her Spin Studio. Six Months After Opening, the Pandemic Shut It Down
Welcome to The Pulse, your source for wellness and fitness news around Dublin. If you delve back into your memories of the Before Times, you
Larissa Silva McDonnell May 26, 2021 No Comments
The Fear of Vaccines or Covid-19 Vaccine
In a world where vaccines have proven to be effective, many people no longer die from polio or measles, malaria does not have a total
Sylvie Oka May 21, 2021 No Comments
Has Covid-19 Affected Your College Experience?
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought with it a lot of uncertainty over the past year. Constant lockdowns, being away from friends and family and closures
Sarah O' Neill May 20, 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
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
Thriving in Lockdown
Cormac Byrne started his new business, Bluezone Fitness in January 2020, over two months later a pandemic hit. Fast forward to May 2021 and the
Aoife Parle May 19, 2021 1 Comment
A Lockdown Blessing? Numbers Rise As More Households Acquire Pets
Based on the data provided by the Pet Food Manufacturers’ Association (PFMA), 3.2 million families in the United Kingdom have adopted a pet since the
Sonia Amure May 14, 2021 1 Comment
Lockdown Reads: A new Facebook group announcement
This post is to signal the launch of a new Facebook group – Lockdown Reads. The purpose of the group is to facilitate the sharing
Fergus McTiernan May 12, 2021 No Comments
Managing Both Emotional and Physical Labour, Irish Women Have Borne the Brunt of Lockdowns’ Effects
Women have lost a half-century of economic progress over the last fourteen months. Between facing increased domestic violence and a larger share of job losses,
Larissa Silva McDonnell May 12, 2021 No Comments
The “same feeling trying to get Glastonbury tickets” Dublin Zoo tickets in high demand after four months of closed doors
Staff at Dublin Zoo welcomed visitors on Monday as the Government announced the reopening of outdoor attractions in Ireland. Taoiseach Micheál Martin joined members of
Suzie Connor April 28, 2021 No Comments
Comparing the Lockdowns
“Even though it was not a complete freedom, people seemed to be more confident about the situation, in the second lockdown”. In case some people
Sylvie Oka April 1, 2021 No Comments
Five binge-worthy animated shows available on Netflix
There’s no doubt that The Simpsons and Family Guy are classics, but adult animation shows have come a long way since the days of dysfunctional
Lucy Chamberlaine April 1, 2021 No Comments