The Italian Fusion Festival, aimed at promoting cultural exchanges between Italy and Ireland, will take place on July 2 in Dublin from 4 o’clock ’til 11pm at The Grand Social, Liffey Street, Dublin 1 (beside the Ha’penny Bridge). The festival…
If you were told that vegetable can be seductive by just changing their names would you believe it? In a study published June 12 in JAMA Internal Medicine, it was found that indulgent names enticed people made people eat more…
The Marathi Mandal Ireland, an Indian community in Ireland, is organising ‘Jallosh 2017’ on June 03, 2017. The event has been organised to celebrate Gudi Padwa which is a springtime festival that marks the traditional new year for Marathi Hindus…
The PolskaÉire Festival-2017, celebrating the spirit of Irish-Polish friendship, was launched on May 26 in Gorey, North County Wexford, and is on from May 27 to June 4. This festival is a nationwide celebration of the Irish-Polish friendship and culture with…
If you are a fan of Japanese culture, you definitely shouldn’t miss out on the Japanese Cherry Blooming Festival, which takes place in the Phoenix Park on 23th April. You will have the chance to explore Japanese culture from traditional to…
Usually, it’s old castles, abandoned mansions or former hospitals for the mentally ill that are haunted by ghosts and spirits. Dublin is home to a number of places that are said to be haunted by otherworldly spirits. Visit the Gravedigger’s…
Apparently, Armenia is the first country which adopted Christianity. Historians believe that Christianity appeared in the country in 301 AD. Nowadays, the religion gathers around 95% believers. According to stories and legends, the Armenian Apostolic Church was Gregory, who is…
From the day we are born, we are put into a system in order to follow the rules constructed by the society and culture we live in. Nowadays, society puts pressure on us to go to school and find a…
Next week, head to Wicklow, which is just 45 minutes from Dublin, to visit one of the biggest music festivals in Ireland. What’s more, this year, the festival celebrates its 10th anniversary, so that you can expect even more fun…
An Irish Car Bomb is a popular drink in the US that is often served on St. Patrick’s Day, however, know that you should never ask for an Irish Car Bomb in Ireland. This drink is strongly associated with a…