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International Rules: Star-studded Aussie side prove too good for Ireland
Australia regained the International Rules Series title on Saturday November 22 after seeing off a late comeback from their Irish counterparts. Paul Earley’s side struggled to keep up with the Aussies for the first half, scoring only one point in the first quarter,…
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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?
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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Body Image – Men and the Gym
The topic of body image has long been associated with women. However, with the modern man seemingly taking equal or even more care of themselves, The City paid a visit to RAW Condition Gym in Dublin 2 to talk to Rob Lipsett, a…
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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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25th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall
This week marks the 25th Anniversary of the fall of The Berlin wall, which has come to symbolise the end of The Cold War in 1989. The wall, which was built in 1961, acted as a barrier to prevent people escaping from the…
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Copping for the coffers
Copper face jacks is renowned for its cheesy music, flirtatious banter, inappropriate groping and questionable dance moves, but now the Dublin nightclub has something it can actually be proud of, its €6.81mn pre-tax profit last year. That’s a lot of Jägerbombs right there.…
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Who won BBC Sports Personality of the Year?
Scottish professional tennis player Andy Murray, ranked World number four and British number one, has been crowned the BBC Sports Personality of the Year for 2013. The award was issued in Leeds’ First Direct Arena on the 15th December 2013. The 26-year-old starred…


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