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  • The most fun you can have in a wetsuit?

    The most fun you can have in a wetsuit?

    So it’s the middle of the Irish winter and I’m a little bit bored. So how better to get the adrenaline flowing than to don a wetsuit and jump into the Grand Canal. Wakeboarding is one of the most popular water sports over…

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  • Bressie Launches Mental Health Website in Addition to Talks

    Bressie Launches Mental Health Website in Addition to Talks

    Bressie has launched a new website which focuses on mental and emotional health, while he continues his series of talks on mental health in Dublin and around the country. The Dublin-based singer, best known for being the front-man for the Irish band The…

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  • What’s it like being Ireland’s youngest Mayor?

    What’s it like being Ireland’s youngest Mayor?

    These days you might think somebody is a little bit crazy when they tell you they’ve decided to run for election. However, that didn’t stop Fintan Warfield from putting himself forward. The 22 year old ran for a seat on South Dublin County…

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  • The  “it”  Generation

    The “it” Generation

    Winter has finally arrived and with it gender-bending fashion is becoming a style staple for how we wrap up. It liberates gender stereotypes and sexuality. Combining a male and female style aesthetic, androgynous fashion is giving way to a unified gender whose ambiguity…

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  • Vintage- Another hipster buzz word?

    Vintage- Another hipster buzz word?

    The word vintage can cause a serious debate nowadays, all depending on your company. To some it’s the idea of couture and nothing less, whereas for others it’s a unique find while bargain hunting off the beaten track. However vintage branding to a…

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  • Leaving Ireland for a better life Down Under

    Leaving Ireland for a better life Down Under

    We all know somebody who has left Ireland for a better life in Australia, but what really attracts people to the land down under? Despite a drop in emigration, 40,700 Irish people packed their bags and left in the 12 months up to…

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  • Espresso yourself: Coffee Stereotypes

    Espresso yourself: Coffee Stereotypes

    Coffee is an institution, fuelled by busy lives, early morning and Starbucks. For some it’s their ‘elixir of life’, the only thing that gets them through the day. For others it is the only socially acceptable way to drink pints of cream, and…

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  • Whatever happened to the Green Party?

    Whatever happened to the Green Party?

    It’s four years since Ireland entered the bailout. Those dark November days will live in infamy and have been etched into the Irish psyche. Those events were the beginning of the end for the Cowen Government, and the Green Party announced it was leaving…

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  • But First, Let Me Take A Selfie

    But First, Let Me Take A Selfie

    The public has been asked to think before taking out their mobile phones to capture pictures of horrific accidents.  the appeal follows the death of toddler on the way to kindergarten in Waterford. The Waterford City Fire Station had to make the plea on it’s…

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  • Ultimate Guide to Interrailing

    One of the best things about living in Ireland is that you are only a stones throw away from many of Europe’s main cities and with cheap flight deals always popping up, especially now in the off-season, it’s the perfect time to start…

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