Category: Lifestyle
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Our Balbriggan is your Balbriggan
Balbriggan is Ireland’s youngest town with an average age of 30.8 years and Ireland’s fastest-growing town. There has been rapid immigration in the last two decades resulting in Ireland becoming an increasingly diverse country in terms of national and ethnic origin.
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The rise of male grooming
There has been a palpable shift in the culture of male grooming in the last decade. In the past a man’s travel bag might consist of a toothbrush, a razor, some moisturiser and shampoo. But now shifting social norms have created a focus…
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Irish Jiujitsu: wrestling for well-being
With the explosion in popularity of Mixed Martial Arts, Ellen Corrigan takes a look at the Irish Jiujitsu scene via coach and advocate, Grace Colley. It can be said that Irish people are becoming more health conscious and interested in their physical wellbeing.…
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Female only workout spaces are bulking up in Dublin
Female only gyms are gaining traction in Dublin in line with the new trend across the fitness world in recent years. From the rise in popularity of fitness influencers on social media to the discomfort felt by a lot of women, particularly in…
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Santorini: The Island of Romance
John Burke takes a look at what Santorini has to offer couples planning a romantic break
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Visit Bayonne
Léa Pelard visited Bayonne, a Basque city in the Southwest of France, and share with you her experience and recommendations.
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The Difficulties of Going Vegan
Andrew Carroll looks at how going vegan in Dublin is even more difficult than you would think
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To Vax or Anti-Vax. What is the Answer?
Eoin Stynes investigates the impact that anti-vaccination groups are having in the wake of the most recent measles outbreak in Ireland
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I Choo-Choo-Choose You: Putting Friends First This Galentine’s Day
Tara McCamley looks at the growing popularity of Galentine’s Day and why its mainstream success is both a good and bad thing for the holiday
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Creative Christmas addition to Dublin
Frost is a seasonal shopping experience which opened in Dublin city centre this week. Keeva Tyrrell reports on the latest Christmas addition to the capital’s streets. Located on the ground floor of the Fumbally Exchange on Dame Lane, the shop will run from…
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