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A look at Fontaine’s D.C. ‘Dopamine chamber’
Fontaines D.C.’s fifth studio album Dopamine Chamber immediately isolates you in a new dystopian place with a feeling of unfamiliarity in their sound, along with engaging synth. The first track’s beats-per-minute (BPM) is the same rate as a resting heartbeat, kickstarting the life into this record. It wakes you up with 80s style Depeche Mode-synth…
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The Light House Cinema has applied for planning permission to further extend their establishment. For some, the addition of two new screens would be a welcome addition to a place where with arts, culture, and tourism all coexist a short distance from each other. The proposed extension would expand the existing Light House Cinema into…
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For more than a century, GAA clubs across Ireland have been built on local fundraising, volunteer hours and communities dipping into their own pockets. But every so often, a considerably bigger cheque lands on the table. Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan became the latest wealthy benefactors to enter the…
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From ring lights to football floodlights, two different worlds have become part of the same journey. On Saturday evening, Carmichael Uchenna ran onto the pitch in the blue colours of Wealdstone. The 20-year-old had climbed from Step 4 to Step 1 of the English football pyramid, the National League. His route to the…
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A high speed chase and roadside brawl outside of Citywest Shopping Centre, was captured and posted onto social media on Sunday the 13th of September. As the incident is added to an expanding list of chaotic incidents that have shocked the community, locals respond to the Gardaí statement with dissatisfaction and concern that things…
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The question of a united Ireland has returned to the centre of political discussion following US President Donald Trump’s recent visit to Ireland, where he publicly said that he would like to see the island reunified. During a press conference alongside Taoiseach Michael Martin at Farmleigh House in Dublin on 12 September, Trump said he would “love”…
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Throughout the course of history, violence has been prodominantly showned to divide people, this exhibits demonstrates through conflict, can birth peace and harmony among cultures into becoming a better society. “It’s an important exhibition for people to come because it speaks directly to the world we’re living in today and the Irish experience,” Mary Cremin,…
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