Guides, stories and insights for internationals building a new life abroad.
The Italian Government will change again in the next couple of months. 14 months after elections, the Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte submitted his resignation to President Sergio Mattarella. The decision was taken after the collapse of the party’s coalition between Five Star Movement (M5S) and Lega. Italian Prime Minister resigned Yesterday evening, Conte spoke on […]
The 6th edition of the Dublin Feminist Film Festival takes place from 22nd to 24th August, at the Lighthouse Cinema. For the 2019 edition, the festival presents Irish Female Filmmakers as its theme, however, it still keeps women from all over the country in the spotlight and the fight against gender disparity as its focus. […]
The Uk economy has started to suffer before the Brexit. The country is preparing to leave the EU on October 31st but it has to consider the consequences. In fact, Britain’s economy shrank for the first time since 2012 in the second quarter. Uk after Brexit With prime minister Boris Johnson’s government committed to leaving […]
Back in 2009, P.J. Murphy started the James Joyce reading groups at Sweney’s Pharmacy with the help of volunteers. The shop, which is located at 1 Lincoln Place, is in one of the few Victorian buildings in Dublin City. Today, Sweney’s Pharmacy is more than a place for appreciating James Joyce’s work. A vibrant international […]
Do you love to watch sports matches with enthusiastic fans like yourself? Would you love to gain the same stadium experience of suspense, thrills and booze? Did you fail to get a match ticket because of an inability to travel to go watch your favourite team? If you want to have the best experience with […]
Dublin’s City Kayaking at the heart of the city’s vibrant Docklands is an absolute treat to tourists. It offers visitors a wonderful glimpse into the rich, cultural hub that is Dublin. While sailing the waters of River Liffey, one cannot help but marvel at the splendour of the city which has a multitude of stories […]
The Phoenix Park is the perfect escape to greenery whenever Dublin receives a rare burst of sun. Located in the western part of the city, it is the largest enclosed urban park in any European capital. Admittedly this is a very specific claim to fame but the park truly is a wonderful part of Dublin. […]
It was a Wednesday night when I unsuspectingly showed up at The Mezz in Temple Bar. There he was – on his own on that little stage – dimly lit but with a bright blithe smile. It was just him and his guitar, creating a magnetic atmosphere. After about half a song I had made […]
Africa is the world’s second largest and second most-populous continent, being behind Asia in both categories. At about 30.3 million square kilometers. With 1.2 billion people, as of 2016, it accounts for about 16% of the world’s human population. Some aspects of traditional African cultures have become less practiced in recent years as a result […]
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