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To continue building “The Soundtrack of your Life”, I asked people which song they linked to various feelings, because we all know music has the magical power to express your own feelings better than you can do yourself. Read here The Soundtrack of your Life, Part 1: a song to survive a pandemic […]
by Laurine Tiran
Music can be a form of expression of our own opinions, life experiences, and can also be heavily influenced by pop culture when the song is written. However, music also aids a “helping hand” to political reforms. In recent years, we have seen the resurgence of racist attacks through the Western world. Racism has been […]
by KathyAnn Murphy
In the following article, I explore five contemporary jazz albums that might be of interest to you, if you are into music. In the last couple of decades modern jazz has been thriving. I think it is important to mention the artistic works of contemporary jazz composers who could be considered musical geniuses, just like […]
by Aron Debreceni
Irish stew, fish and chips, black and white pudding – the Irish cuisine does not offer a great range of vegetarian and vegan meals. While vegetarians mostly have to resort to side dishes in traditional establishments, there are by now a lot of options in the following eight vegetarian restaurants in Dublin to get some […]
by Pauline Stahl
According to financialwolves.com, starting an online business is the best way to make money but by no means can this be related to ‘getting rich quick’. Nevertheless, it is very plausible that your business could develop into a larger franchise. A lot of companies have actually moved online from physical sales. Not only has this […]
by KathyAnn Murphy
Photo Credit: Netflix On 24 March, a Netflix documentary captivated viewers across the globe. The week it was released, it was talked about like no other documentary in a long time. Seapiracy raised concerns and opened the eyes of many about the truth of commercial fishing, and the harm humans are doing to the oceans. […]
by Alison Law
Earlier this week, Secretary of Health for the UK, Matt Hancock, announced the introduction of a brand new public health agency. This new public body, named the UK Health and Security Agency, has been set up to address external health threats, including infectious diseases such as coronavirus. The brand new organisation has seemingly been created […]
by Aoife McDowell
These days, there are hundreds of new, upcoming artists; bands each week who create great music, yet do not get enough attention or recognition from the public. These musicians are not in the spotlight nor are they the guests of talk shows on television. That is why I decided to give the following emerging artists, […]
by Aron Debreceni
Ireland, also known as “The Emerald Isle”, is a striking island with spectacular scenery, splendid coasts, and scenic drives. Ireland is also popular for its ancient culture displayed through art galleries, food culture, and tranquil pubs with live music. But alongside its cultural attractions, Ireland has emerged as one of the preferred destinations for international […]
by Priyal Vadgama