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15 Meaningful Quotes from “Derry Girls”: A Looking Glass into Irish History

Created and written by Lisa McGee, Derry Girls is an angst-ridden, two-season-spanning (for now) British sitcom following four girls and a wee English lad juggling their teenage lives while facing the bomb scares, political divisions, and religious segregation of Derry, Northern Ireland, in the 1990s. Filmed in modern-day, but set in the noughties, the series […]

by Melanie Romero

Posted 6 years ago

HealthLifestyle

6 Types of Eating Disorders: National Eating Disorders Awareness Week

Those who have one of the 6 types of eating disorders are well-informed and aware; however, the general public can benefit from additional information as eating disorders are not widely known. National Eating Disorders Awareness Week runs from February 22nd through the 28th and serves as an educational tool for those with and without eating […]

by Meladi Brewer

Posted 6 years ago

CultureFeaturedLifestyle

Irish Men’s Sheds: Communities for elderly men looking for a new hobby or a new friend

Men’s shed is a dedicated, friendly and welcoming meeting place where men can come together to share their experiences and knowledge with others, learn new skills or re-develop old ones. It is the ideal community for retired men who are looking for something productive to do with their spare time alongside like-minded peers. Escapism: A […]

by Ugne Aksiutovaite

Posted 6 years ago

CultureCurrent AffairsEmployment

Is Music Journalism Still Relevant?

Before digitisation changed the whole business model of the music industry, music journalists were thought to be the ‘gatekeepers’ between musicians and their fans. Their words had weight and importance. Artists needed to get reviews, interviews, and column inches to promote their music and connect with their fanbase. Behind the Curtain: What is it […]

by Aron Debreceni

Posted 6 years ago

Lifestyle

The Practice of Tarot Card Reading

The reading of Tarot Cards is a beautiful practice that has been around for almost a thousand years. Have you ever been curious about these cards or iffy on whether you should buy a deck? There are many people who are interested in the practice that are unsure of where to start or if they […]

by Alison Law

Posted 6 years ago

CultureLifestyleMusic

Taylor Swift’s folklore and evermore review

In 2020, Taylor Swift released two surprise albums, folklore and evermore. Here’s a double review, because it is difficult to talk about one without talking about the other. Doing a folklore and evermore review seems to be the most logical way to address these two records because they just hit differently together. In a […]

by Laurine Tiran

Posted 6 years ago

Current AffairsHealthLifestyle

Vaccination passports: the important facts you to know

As vaccination is well underway globally, health and technology groups are working together to create a digital vaccination passport in the expectation that governments, airlines and other businesses will require proof people have been vaccinated against Covid-19. Top 5 facts to know before getting the Covid-19 vaccine Currently, the International Air Transport Association is trialling […]

by Erica Carter

Posted 6 years ago

CultureLifestyleMusic

Mandolin Orange: Tides of a Teardrop – Album Review

Have you ever seen the plains of the Deep South, or the Appalachian mountains? No? This record might bring you a little measure of them. Mandolin Orange is an American, North Carolina-based folk-duo, consisting of Emily Frantz (vocals, violin, guitar) and Andrew Marlin (vocals, mandolin, banjo, guitar) who released their album Tides of a Teardrop […]

by Aron Debreceni

Posted 6 years ago

ArtCultureCurrent Affairs

The Louvre’s Lockdown Makeover

The largest museum in the world has been closed for almost four months due to the pandemic, but no time is wasted in Paris; the beautiful Louvre is having a makeover. 8 peculiar international museums to visit online during lockdown 5 creative ways you can satisfy the urge to travel even if you’re stuck at […]

by Emma Monaghan

Posted 6 years ago

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15 Meaningful Quotes from “Derry Girls”: A Looking Glass into Irish History

6 Types of Eating Disorders: National Eating Disorders Awareness Week

Irish Men’s Sheds: Communities for elderly men looking for a new hobby or a new friend

Is Music Journalism Still Relevant?

The Practice of Tarot Card Reading

Taylor Swift’s folklore and evermore review

Vaccination passports: the important facts you to know

Mandolin Orange: Tides of a Teardrop – Album Review

The Louvre’s Lockdown Makeover