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Pride is a funny thing. The word can have a lot of different meanings to a lot of different people, but in the sunny month of June the word takes on a more specific meaning. That of pride in oneself for being who they are, without shame or remorse. The pride of being open with […]
by Ross Farrell
When: Monday to Wednesday 10.00-19.00 and Thursday to Sunday 10.00 to 22.00 until 4 August 2022. Where: Hall 2, Shelbourne Hall, Royal Dublin Society, accessible by foot, bus, and car. Van Gogh Dublin: An Immersive Journey combines the traditional masterpieces of Van Gogh with new technological approaches that use light, sound, and AI interpretation. This […]
by Rebecca YatesDetails of Primary and post-primary education Although children are not obliged to attend school until the age of six, 65% of four year olds and most five year olds are enrolled in the infant classes in primary schools in Ireland. Primary schools operate an eight-year programme, consisting of two kindergarten years (Junior and Senior Infants), […]
by Daniel Albarran
It’s often said that the Irish have the gift of the gab and there is definitely a kernel of truth to that. We’re a nation of poets and storytellers, of dreamers and truth-tellers. Irish poetry is renowned the world over for its lovely prose and heartfelt messages, which is what we are going to spotlight […]
by Ross Farrell
There are a lot of hard choices to make in life and deciding on where to eat shouldn’t be one of them. The fair city of Dublin is home to a great number of eateries from all over the world, including Indian, Japanese, American and Italian. That’s right, there are a great many Asian restaurants […]
by Ross Farrell
Immigration in Ireland has quickly led to the country, particularly its major cities, becoming a multicultural landscape of backgrounds and lifestyles. That landscape is full to the brim with different success stories, one of which we at Babylon are thrilled to share with you today. O’Desi Meals is Ireland’s premiere and only Cloud Kitchen. That […]
by Ross Farrell
Ireland is a small nation but even we have our fair share of counties, towns and villages. Despite what the lovely people of Dublin may tell you there is in fact an entire country outside the boundaries of our fair capital. So if you or anyone you know is thinking of coming to the Emerald […]
by Ross Farrell
Who loves a discount more than students? Attending college is a time when you may be working part-time along with trying to focus on your studies so your time is tight but so too are your finances. One of the best ways you can do that is by availing your student discount whenever you are […]
by Julia Hansjurgen
In Dublin, Japanese food is becoming more and more popular and there are quite a lot of Japanese and Asian restaurants here! Either you are an Asian who misses your local soul food or non-Asian who wants to try Asian food, you will find the best place to treat yourself. Here are the 10 best […]
by Momo Yoshimura