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The important Hindu festival Sri Rama Navami which is celebrated by hundreds of millions of people around the world was held in Dublin Scientology Community Centre. So many people came to the feast that there were not enough seats in the big hall. Most of the participants are members of the Indian community in Ireland. […]
by Aizhana Danabekova
She is not the most up-to-date artist on the Internet today. She is not so young anymore. But she is not just somebody. She’s the Queen of Pop. Also she is an American singer, songwriter, actress and businesswoman. I am talking about Madonna. But now you can call her Madame X and tomorrow she presents […]
by Rodrigo Valadares
Shoe Lane is one of my favourite coffee places in town. It’s in Tara Street, so it’s a little bit out of the way of my normal route but I still catch myself going the extra mile to just sit there and relax and write a little. The shop itself has some of the remnants […]
by Ilse
They may not seem like it, but whoever adopts animals is benefiting mentally and physically. An animal can increase the self-esteem and safety of the adopter, which brings a direct benefit to a mental health. Dogs are able to lower anxiety levels and sedentary lifestyles of their owners. Healthy living for both. Having an animal […]
by Rodrigo Valadares
Yesterday (April 23) was World Book Day but Babylon is celebrating the entire week! This day is dedicated to promoting reading, publishing and copyrights. Today, people from all over the world celebrate and recognize the scope of books: a link between the past and the future, a bridge between generations and between cultures. April 23 […]
by Andreina Gonzalez
Everybody needs a coach! Our interviewee of the week is David McGrath. David McGrath is the director and founder of Better Life Abroad (BLA)- a strategic life and career coaching service for professionals living abroad. Today, people everywhere are experiencing the influence of greater global interconnectivity in their lives, either at home, at work, in […]
by Andreina Gonzalez
Statistics released this year revealed that, for the first time since 2008, more Irish are returning from abroad than are emigrating. This news was met with great joy nationwide, and was seen as a sure sign that the economy had recovered. Helen Smyth, 29, is one of those returning expats. She says her reasons for […]
by Yvonne Pollard
World Haemophilia Day is today. But do you know what it means? Did you know that you can help people with this disease? Firstly we have to understand what it is. Haemophilia is a disorder in blood clotting. For example: When we cut some part of our body and begin to bleed, the proteins (elements […]
by Rodrigo Valadares
Fire at Notre Dame Cathedral fully extinguished The fire that broke out at Notre Dame Cathedral, destroying the roof and causing the spire to collapse in front of horrified spectators, is the main story on the covers today, in both France and the rest of the world. All over the papers and Social Media, there […]
by Andreina Gonzalez