Features
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Video: Mental Physical Wellness Interview
The fitness industry is booming worldwide, a lot of thanks must go to the ever increasing influence of social media. However many fitness models or celebrities often portray unrealistic body standards and often focus on body image to promote their brand. Michael O’Driscoll,…
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Video: Dun Laoghaire Christmas Festival
Nicole McNelis and Aimee Walsh look at what the Dun Laoghaire Christmas Festival has to offer
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Video: Christmas lights turned on in Smithfield
Nicole McNelis, Keeva Tyrrell and Aimee Walsh headed along to the turning on of the Christmas lights in Smithfield to see what the event had to offer
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Video: Dublin traffic light boxes get a makeover
Louise Burne & Gavin Hyland look at the artwork that is brightening up the grey traffic light boxes around Dublin City Centre
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Video: Interview with Kevin McSherry
Mary-Kate Findon interviews Kevin McSherry to learn what life is like as an artist in Dublin
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Video: Token Smithfield
Jenna Cox, Killian Dowling & Shane McGannon show us what Token arcade & bar in Smithfield has to offer
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Video: Donut City Centre
Jenna Cox, Killian Dowling and Shane McGannon explore the growing donut culture in Dublin and try to figure out why these sweet treats have become so popular.
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No need for €1,000 student fee increase
Calls from the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform (PER) to increase third level fees by at least €1,000 appear unjustified when recent university figures are taken into account. University College Dublin (UCD), Ireland’s largest university, reported a surplus of over €20 million…
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Video: The magical world of Quidditch in Dublin
Henry Phipps & Lee Shields explore the world of Quidditch in Dublin and the growing popularity of the magical sport.
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Exotic animals on the rise in Ireland, says DSPCA
The Dublin Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (DSPCA) has recorded an increase in the number of exotic or dangerous animals rescued in Dublin over recent years. Micro pigs, pygmy goats, scorpions and snakes are but some of the non-native animals recovered…

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