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Independent artist, Grammy award nominee, singer, songwriter and producer Eric Roberson will take to the stage of The Jazz Café, Camden for two consecutive nights on the 20th and 21st August with a full live band. A recent catch up with the New Jersey neo soul and rhythm & blues artist gave a wonderful insight […]
by AdminFollowing their sold out show in Dublin last year SOJA return to the city to the stage of The Academy for a show on the 19th August. Together they blend a mixture of reggae, go-go, hip-hop, rock, latin, D.C hardcore all flavoured with a powerful positive message. Here is a recent chat I had with Jacob […]
by AdminWhat happens when Irish people try to dance like Brazilians? That is the question that Nova Collective answers on the new band´s video “Samba de Amor”. The clip, which was filmed in a beautiful sunny day at the Dun Laoghaire pier, shows a group of volunteers imitating Brazilian dance steps. It is not the first […]
by AdminThey say, ‘East or west home is best’. Indeed living far away from home can be quite enjoyable, appealing and interesting but at the same time there are other experiences that make me miss being back home. All these experiences, good and bad make one open to new things, learn other important life lessons as […]
by AdminA €40 fine will be implemented for anyone who breaks the new rules. In Dublin, more than 36,000 people go to the work by bike, which represents almost 2% of the workforce in the Irish capital, according to Census 2006. Last year, 13 cyclists were killed, while this year only 3 cyclists have lost their […]
by AdminHow did you all meet and what is the significance of the band name and the history behind it? We are all from Dublin but only met when we were all studying in Dundalk Institute of Technology. Upon graduating in 2013, we immediately got a band together and started practicing. The original plan was to […]
by AdminIf you have a passion for History and Stories, you should visit Dublin Castle. Located at the heart of Dublin City, it was originally built in the 13th century, but after a fire in 1684, the castle was rebuilt. Dublin Castle which hosted Queen Elizabeth II during her visit to Dublin in 2011, now hosts […]
by AdminGaelic sports Gaelic Football Gaelic football is played by teams of 15 on a rectangular grass pitch with H-shaped goals at each end. The primary object is to score by driving the ball through the goals, known as a goal or by kicking the ball over the bar, this is known as a point. The […]
by Redha Abbood
The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival was established in 2003 and has become Ireland’s premier feature film festival. It takes place in Dublin during eleven days each Spring. The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival celebrates film as an art form and presents over 120 films from all over the world to the Irish audience. The […]
by Redha Abbood