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‘It’s time to stop being nightwalkers’: Identity coach Ché Fegan on creating a new landscape for gay men in Ireland
In a time where many gay men still struggle to find themselves, Ché Fagan is making space for them to feel more honest and aligned with themselves. Following his own struggles and travelling the globe, Fagan reflects on his journey to finding himself.
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A new Irish feature film ‘Mammal’ starring Academy Award nominated and Golden Globe winning actress Rachel Griffiths is to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival next month. The Sundance Film Festival which takes place in Park City, Utah is one of the world’s most prestigious places in which to debut new independent films. Over the course…
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Amnesty Ireland will be holding a vigil in the city centre tomorrow evening to highlight the case of Ibrahim Halawa, who is currently imprisoned in Egypt. In total, Amnesty Ireland are expecting upwards of 100 people to take part in the short vigil, with activists congregating on Fleet Street before making their way to Grafton Street.…
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So you’re going on a date with your other half in our fair city of Dublin but you don’t know what to do? You’ve done the typical cinema date, a walk around St Stephen’s Green and grabbing dinner after. Looking for something a little bit different? Well the City has you covered. The Dublin Wax Museum…
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According to a new study carried out by the National Women’s Council of Ireland, an astonishing 41% of Irish women are unhappy with their appearance compared to just 21% of men. The presence of social media has also heightened our desire to change how we see ourselves. The City explores the streets of Dublin to see what…
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Christmas, contrary to popular belief, is not all about the money. There are certain tips and tricks to getting away with not overspending at this time of year. If you want to organise a meal with your friends in December, it can really put a strain on your pocket. Although it would really get you in the…
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A survey has revealed what Irish workers and job seekers believe working in Ireland will be like ten years from now. The survey, which was conducted by IrishJobs.ie, gauged the views of over 2,500 Irish workers and found that 71pc are optimistic for the future, saying the economy will be better in 2025. According to the…
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