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Category: Byline

Netflix’s Exciting Range of Movie Releases for 2021

By Contributor   Posted in Byline Film & TV
Posted on February 18, 2021

By Mia Tobin Power 2021 should be a great year for films, what with the backlog from 2020, as well as a slate of new films, made both during the pandemic and before it. There are quite a few major films to look forward to – such as the James Bond film No Time to…

The GameStop Fiasco: Hollywood’s Latest Attempt to Capitalise on a Global Phenomenon

By Kyran Leahy   Posted in Byline Film & TV
Posted on February 18, 2021

By Kyran Leahy – Film & TV Editor Without any sugar-coating, it is fair to say that January 2021 was a month of complete chaos. We tried to leave the sour taste of 2020 behind us, but it only seemed to have accelerated. While we have been stuck at home because of Lockdown 3.0, which…

An A-Z of Dietary Supplements

By Maeve O'Keeffe   Posted in Byline Food
Posted on February 18, 2021

By Maeve O’Keefe – Food & Health Editor A routine scroll through your social media feed can often feel like a bombardment of messaging about health and wellbeing. Every day, there appears to be a new Instagram influencer hailing an obscure detox tea for a perfectly hourglass figure, gummies for miraculously long shiny hair, and…

Oileán Iathghlas sa Mhuir Chairib

By Édith De Faoite   Posted in Byline Gaeilge
Posted on February 18, 2021

A Scríobhann Édith de Faoite, Eagarthóir Gaeilge Tá oileán ina bhfuil an bandia Ériú agus cláirseach ar an mbratach, stampáiltear íomhá de sheamróg ar phasanna na dturasóirí a thagann ar saoire ann agus bíonn mórshiúlta gach bliain ar an 17ú lá de mhí na Márta. Níl an oileán seo ar mhór-roinn na hEorpa, áfach. Tá…

From Cork to Palestine: Ainle Ó Cairealláin on Rebel Matters, ACLAÍ and the Importance of Community

By Julie Landers   Posted in Byline Interview
Posted on February 17, 2021

Halfway through the first lockdown, I started listening to more podcasts as a way of feeling more connected to a world beyond my parent’s house. Rebel Matters is the one that I have returned to again and again in the last few months. Host Ainle Ó Cairealláin presents a mix of voices coming from all…

Female Genital Mutilation – An informative guide 

By Jack Wrixon   Posted in Byline Sexpress
Posted on December 9, 2020

This article features content regarding the practice of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). It is not intended to upset or harm any person, but simply to inform of this practice. I’m flagging this now in order for readers to prepare themselves, either to engage or disengage from reading the piece. Stay safe and look after yourself. …

Forgetting how to Read – The University student’s struggle to find pleasure in books.  

By Contributor   Posted in Arts & Literature Byline
Posted on December 9, 2020

By Claudia Schwarz Everyone warned me, but I refused to believe them: studying literature could potentially  destroy your love of reading. So here I am, desperately trying to take my mind off of my pile of  assignments by getting lost in Philippa Gregory’s fiction. But I can’t. My mind keeps wandering  and I have lost…

Discovering Ireland as an International Student  

By Imasha Costa   Posted in Arts & Literature Byline
Posted on December 9, 2020

When I first moved to Ireland, I was very adamant to immerse myself in the culture, the art, the  music and get a hang of the slang and the ideas that were growing at the time. I was always a  massive fan of reading (you could argue that I still am), and had a major…

Why Harry Styles’ Vogue cover is everything we needed to see in 2020

By Contributor   Posted in Byline Fashion
Posted on December 9, 2020

by Selina Dufner First of all, with this cover, Harry Styles became the first man to ever land a solo cover on Vogue, and while that achievement alone is simply groundbreaking, it doesn’t stop there. Styles  teamed up with his good friend and creative director of Gucci Alessandro Michele, and a  collaboration between them is…

Black Friday, 99% off & ‘Throwaway Culture’  

By Maeve O'Sullivan   Posted in Byline Fashion
Posted on December 9, 2020December 9, 2020

November has always been famous for its mass consumerism. With the lead up to Christmas,  Black Friday and Cyber Monday, it’s no wonder. Marketing teams go wild, playing into the  minds of the consumer. In a pandemic, why should that be any different? Either it’s my new  glasses prescription or I’m actually getting older and…

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