Features
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Football Manager 2019: key refinements make this new installment a must have for veterans and newcomers alike
Partners, spouses, friends, et al., whose significant others are fanatics of the FIFA franchise, will recognise October as the month of the year that their time spent together experiences a dramatic decrease, as game after game takes up a hefty portion of their…
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Stand-up comedy: is it just for laughs or does it have a deeper meaning
The world is suffocating in sad, depressing news at the moment. Another life-wrecking storm, worrying UN reports on climate change and a president in the United States who is a divisive figure, to say the least. How can we keep our spirits up…
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‘I’m everything from an agony-aunt to a SUSI advisor’ – life as a student representative
Luke Daly has been in office at Blanchardstown Institute of Technology (ITB) as the Vice-President of the Student’s Union since July 2018, after successfully running for office in March. While Mark Doyle has been in office as the Entertainments Officer since July, after winning…
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Fashion doesn’t stop at 50
Blogger Hilda Smith spoke to thecity.ie about her fashion blogging success. Hilda created her blog, Over the Hilda, three years ago and now has over 3,000 followers on Instagram. On her reasons for starting a fashion blog, she says: “I realised that there…
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Dublin’s Fusion Sundays Market is relocating
Dublin’s world culture market, Fusion Sundays, is relocating from Newmarket Square. The market celebrates diversity and hosts over 40 international stalls. “The Fusion Sundays Market has been running in Newmarket for over six years, we are currently relocating due to [the] redevelopment of…
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Cirque du Soleil returns to Dublin performing their 25th anniversary show, Ovo
Ovo, the new show from Cirque du Soleil, opened to a packed house on Thursday night and once again the Cirque delivered the most unique display of human creativity and athleticism the world has to offer. The theme of this show is easy to…
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The Irish Coffee Market is roasting its way to change
Ireland’s relationship with coffee roasting has shifted in the last five years, with an increase from 8 to 50 Irish roasters since 2013. Coffee roasting is the process of applying heat to green coffee beans to create roasted coffee products. The process requires…
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New Rule Changes Serve an Ace in Australian Open
The 2018 Australian Open was driven by the implementation of new rules, reported by Léa Pelard
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Social Democrats gain cross-party support for new protections for tenants
Eoin Stynes reports on the Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Bill, which will seek to provide tenants with more security while renting
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Mic Christopher remembered
On the 29th November 2001, Ireland lost one of its most eclectic and talented troubadours. Singer-songwriter Mic Christopher – aged just thirty two – died tragically after an accidental fall on steps in the Netherlands, the same night he opened for his musical…
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