Podcast: What’s With Betting in Ireland?
Like betting? I ask a couple of guys about gambling in Ireland. It’s that simple. Show me the money! In my very first podcast episode,
Jahleah Ellis May 12, 2022 No Comments
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Remembering 2022 St. Patricks day
One of the most emotional speeches I have ever heard and still very much inspired by is the Taoiseach’s speech when he announced the lifting
Oluseye Oyelakin May 10, 2022 No Comments
The night I escaped rape! – The world of Hypocrites
Every time I remember that night, I try to pinpoint exactly where things went wrong. Perhaps, letting my guard down and not trusting my instincts!
Maloshree Sanyal April 7, 2022 No Comments
Allergy Girl: The True Realities of Living with Food Allergies
There is always a sense of dread whenever you receive the bill after eating food at a restaurant; unless you add it up yourself beforehand,
Eidhne Gallagher March 4, 2022 No Comments
Removing The Face Mask: Why We Must Stop Hiding Our True Selves
We all have our own little routines every morning. Getting up, picking out clothes to wear, checking out how we look in the mirror. We
Eidhne Gallagher February 25, 2022 3 Comments
Raccoons: God’s Gift To Society
Have you ever witnessed a raccoon? If not you are missing out. They are majestic, breathtaking and incredible. Often described as trash bandits, raccoons are
Sean Rose April 22, 2021 No Comments
Are We All Just Bad People?
As this unrelenting lockdown trickles on, I found myself curled up on the couch watching Star Wars while scrolling TikTok endlessly. I sat inattentively observing
Sean Rose March 25, 2021 3 Comments
William Shakespeare’s Hamlet: A Masterpiece
One of the most popular works of William Shakespeare is the Hamlet. This work is a masterpiece not because it is just a work of literature
Priscilla Adewumi April 9, 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
COVID-19: Strategies to Avoid
After the Coronavirus outbreak, every country in the world had a strategical response against contagiousness. Some were criticized, while others got credit. This short article
Alara Erdem March 24, 2020 No Comments
Women And The Society: ‘The Girl-Child’
This is a podcast involving a series on ‘Women and the Society’. The first episode is about the ‘Girl-Child’ and what the society is doing
Priscilla Adewumi March 17, 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
Workers Who Follow Advice of WRC and Self-Isolate are not Entitled to Sick Pay
The Workplace Relations Comission has confirmed that workers who self- isolate as a precautionary measure to prevent the potential spread of the potentially fatal
Malcolm Gordon March 3, 2020 No Comments
Are rich people too rich ?
Great timing, on January 22nd, while the Davos forum is taking place in Switzerland, 171 of the world’s biggest fortune published a letter in which
Matthieu Dumas February 16, 2020 No Comments
Fear of Coronavirus may hinder Nigerian star being lined up for Chelsea
Odion Ighalo could make his Chelsea debut next Monday at Stamford Bridge- Red Devils boss Solskjaer confirmed the news during his side’s winter break in
Agu Chukwuebuka January 11, 2020 No Comments
The Five Best Reviews of Virginia Woolf’s ‘Orlando’
Ireland is viewed as one of the most liberal countries in the world. It has been four years since the same-sex marriage referendum, and the
Carolina Miyasaka December 4, 2019 No Comments