Everything Good is A Slow Burn
Let’s rip the band-aid off from the jump. You cannot rush into a good thing. Everything good is a slow burn. We are all out
Tomi Balogun April 17, 2026 No Comments
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Is Tallaght actually safe?
This podcast is just real talk about life and things going on around us. We talk about normal everyday stuff, people, places, and different opinions.
Victor Fadairo April 10, 2026 No Comments
The Perks and Downsides of Being an Only Child
Being an only child is one of those things people always have an opinion about. Some imagine it as the dream life, your own space,
Emmanuel Ojo April 10, 2026 No Comments
Glide Collection knows hype
Streetwear drops completely changed how people buy clothes. Before, you would go to a shop, pick something off the rack, pay for it, and go
Blessing Ikemefuna Obi April 9, 2026 No Comments
How to be responsible shopper?
I used to annoy people around me by talking about why we should be responsible shoppers and why we should live with a low environmental
Sarangerell Dorjpalam April 9, 2026 No Comments
Love Across Miles: The Long Distance Diaries
The bogeyman in the closet: long-distance relationships. How do they work? What are the main challenges? And what are the solutions? Stay tuned to find
Szilvia Görföl April 9, 2026 No Comments
Despite Living Miles Away, Some Friendships Never Fades
It’s never just a goodbye that ends a friendship. True Friends can never be apart, maybe in distance but never in heart – Helen Keller.
Sakshi Thapa April 9, 2026 No Comments
Why you’re so obsessed with urban legends
They’re strange, slightly plausible, and all over the internet. Let’s dive into the world of urban legends. If you’re chronically online, chances are you’re also
Lena Couartou April 7, 2026 No Comments
The Kids Are Alright – in Barcelona!
Young Irish in Barcelona: Navigating the Lively Streets of Catalonia In the heart of Catalonia’s vibrant capital, Barcelona, a unique blend of cultures converges on
Jane Nolan May 9, 2024 No Comments
Podcast: What to expect from the Shamrock Rovers this season?
The green and white flags are once again flying over Tallaght as Shamrock Rovers continue to be a dominant name on the Irish football scene.
Maximillian Szostak May 5, 2024 No Comments
From college assignment to published article: How my Radio & Production project inspired a newspaper piece
College assignments may feel both exhausting and overwhelming, yet they serve as pivotal components of our learning journey. These tasks impart invaluable skills that we can leverage in our future
Bartira Augelli May 1, 2024 No Comments
How a Marsupial killed Ireland’s Celtic Tiger
The Celtic Tiger was a period spanning from the mid-1990s to the late 2000s. This era was a time of great vitality for the Irish
Michael MacNamee May 1, 2024 No Comments
OPINION: Culture transcends beyond borders
When we visit a new city, nation, or continent, we are drawn to the idea of encountering other cultures and lifestyles. We go on adventures
Vrunda Upadhyay April 30, 2024 No Comments
Don’t Be Scared… Be Terrified! Why We Crave the Chills of Horror Movies
We shut the doors, tremblingly peer between the cushions of the couch, and cry out into the darkness (or maybe that’s just me). However, a
Agnes Showemimo April 30, 2024 No Comments
Ireland’s mythical past: 5 of the most magical stories listed
As people across the world begin to celebrate the joy of being Irish with St Patrick’s Day on the horizon. The Circular takes you back
Michael MacNamee March 4, 2024 No Comments
The Era of The Girlie: Why “Girl Culture” Reigns Victorious in Popular Media
From the 2023 Barbie movie to the Taylor Swift Eras Tour to the Twilight Renaissance of the past couple of years; right now, it’s cool
Anouk De Coensel December 9, 2023 No Comments