Accounting software firm Sage has announced the opening of its new Dublin headquarters, which will create 300 jobs in “in marketing, sales and services”. Its new Sandyford centre will provide sales support to its “1.8 million customers in Europe”. Sage…
The brain is a complex and fascinating organ. It is essentially what makes us up. Now you can say that our body is made up of a lot of things but you could theorize that we are just brains that…
The Irish Refugee Council was established 21 years ago as one of the first organisations fighting for refugees’ rights in Ireland. Since then, it has become a reference to people that seek to achieve refugee status in the country, offering…
Are you interested in culture? What if I told you that there is a single place from where to access almost any European cultural item you can think of? That place is called Europeana, and it is the biggest multi-lingual…
While the migrant population has been growing in Ireland over the last few years, and more refugees are coming as the Syrian conflict continues, almost 8 million € which could be used to help these people have been drawn down,…
This Sunday Ireland and France are going head to head in the last group D in the Rugby World Cup in Cardiff, kickoff at 4:45. Choose your pub wisely, this will be a long day of sports!* Here are the…
Private rents hit a new peak last month, growing by 1.2% and surpassing rent levels over previous 2008 highs, when the Irish economy was booming. The figures from the Central Statistics Office show a price growth of 35% between the…
DJ iZem, as in « In Ze Early Morning », recently released his first album, HAFA. An occasion to (re)discover the music globetrotter and his futuristic tropical beats, a well known figure of Dublin’s nightlife. From Soul and Hip Hop inspirations, iZem…
Today it’s National Poetry Day, and in Babylon Radio we want to commemorate it by sharing some poems about what it means to leave your country and start a new life from scratch, told from different perspectives and based in…
If you are around the Ballsbridge Area (Dublin 4) today, you’ll probably see green and white jerseys swarming toward the Aviva Stadium, as the Republic of Ireland is hosting the mighty World Cup Champions, Germany, tonight 7:45, for a decisive…