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Do you want to see a theatrical show which consists mainly of traditional Irish music and dances? Then you should go to The Gaiety Theatre and see Riverdance. Riverdance, the song, was written for the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest Edition and it was an interval performance during the competition. It was inspired by the traditional […]
by Admin
The Cabinet has just passed the law of reselling tickets, especially for more than face value. It approved the banning of resale on big concerts and sporting events. It is designed to tackle the problem of the secondary sale of tickets on some resale ticket websites in order to avoid charging much higher prices for […]
by Chloe Li
A serious wildfire broke out in near Athens, the capital of Greece. It killed at least 50 people and more than a hundred people were injured. It swept through a small resort town near Athens, trapping families behind the houses of the walls with smoke and flames. This is the worst fire crisis […]
by Chloe Li
Japan has been under in the grip of a heat wave for 23 days. The most famous city in Japan for tourists, Tokyo, has risen to over 40 degree celsius which has broken the highest temperature record in the city. In addition, in Saitama, it has recorded 41.1 degree celsius, which has broken the highest […]
by Chloe Li
After Brexit Minister Davis and Foreign Minister Johnson quit their jobs the last week, most people all around Europe are wondering what is going to happen in the UK. According to the labor leader Jeremy Corbyn, the end for Theresa May’s Government should be very close, because everybody is leaving “the sinking ship”. The whole […]
by Carlo Colleluori
Israel has just approved the Jewish nation-state law which allows Jews to have self-determination in Israel, and moves The Arabic language to a lower status. Critics warn the bill is downgrading the social position of all minorities in Israel. The bill was passed on Thursday morning (July 19th) by the Parliament. Led by Prime Minister […]
by Chloe Li
“Too often women have a great business idea but not the confidence to convert that into a plan, or the connections to turn that plan into something that works. It’s important for women to know that there are supports out there that can help them take an idea from the kitchen table to the boardroom.” […]
by Valeria Massante
Today, 18 June, is the international Nelson Mandela’s Day. Many countries are celebrating the memory of this inspiring figure that has changed the destiny of South Africa. Born in this day in 1918, today we celebrate 100 years from his birth. But why is this man so important and well-known all over the world? He […]
by Carlo Colleluori
8, migrants, 6 of them children and a woman, died in Libya during the last part of their trip to the EU. They were with another 100 people in the fridge cell of a truck, massed in inhumane conditions and stored with other products, like fuel, that are probably the cause of their death. They […]
by Carlo Colleluori