Brought to you by Microsoft. Well this would be handy. Heading back to college can be a busy and expensive time. From buying books to paying rent there are lots of things you have to save up for but with our brand new competition, a laptop won’t be one of them. How great would that […]

10 years ago

Brought to you by DID Electrical September means one thing, it’s time to go back to school. And if you’re starting college this year that’s a very exciting prospect. It’s time for a new place, new friends, and new beginnings. So why not start it off with a new laptop as well? We have teamed […]

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Brought to you by Repak Recycling week. To recycle or not to recycle, that is the question. We all know we should do our best to help out the environment in whatever way we can. Whether that is by buying energy saving light bulbs, taking the bus instead of driving or by making our own […]

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Can you solve it? It’s hump day and while your mind might be looking towards the weekend, plenty of people have had their brains absolutely melted over the latest viral riddle to take the internet by storm. Horses, horseshoes, riding boots and a little bit of algebra shouldn’t be the hardest thing in the world to solve, […]

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If you can, you’re speaking better English than 90% of people.

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Brought to you by KBC. Look after the cents and the euros will look after themselves. Being a student is tough on the purse strings. It’s the first time you’re really completely in charge of your own day-to-day finances. The last thing you want to be worrying about is money so we have come up […]

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Wait, what? The Italian Government is giving €500 to every 18-year-old in the country to spend on cultural pursuits. From the 15th September, school leavers can look forward to a “cultural bonus” aiming to reconnect them with Italy’s vast cultural heritage. The initiative was announced by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi just days after the November terrorist […]

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Take this as a friendly reminder so you’re not calling in late to work. Dublin Bus drivers are due to go on strike, starting from 9pm Wednesday night. These strikes are set to disrupt 400,000 passengers a day and will cost the company in and around €600,000 daily. The strike will also affect Nitelink services, […]

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Looks like it’s better to be sick in Dublin. Health Minister Simon Harris has been outspoken on Mental Heath issues recently, but we wonder what he has to say about the state of Irish hospitals. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) have just released their August figures showing how many people were forced on […]

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Scientists at the University of Milan have found that fewer women are dying of ovarian cancer and they believe it is because of increased pill usage. According to the researchers who undertook a global study, ovarian cancer rates in the UK fell from 7.51 per 100,000 women in 2002 to 5.86 per 100,000 in 2012 […]

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It’s time to start raiding your spice rack.

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Oh, the trouble we get ourselves into.

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This is definitely an option to consider.

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Woooaaah bama

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We don’t even know how to feel right now

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…. Because Egyptian men are “sexually weak”. Currently, around 9 out of 10 Egyptian women between the ages of 15-49 have been victims of female genital mutilation, despite the procedure being illegal since 2008. Egyptian Member of Parliament, Elhamy Agina told Parliament recently that he believed in the highly degrading  and highly dangerous procedure, citing […]

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The reporter went undercover.

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The trick to choosing the perfect scent is in your personality.

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Let us know about your weekend crush #VhiFridayFlirt

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You’ve found the partner, now find the dress.

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It must be that day of the week again…

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Match your face to some crap taxidermy.

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I’m a monster!

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Tributes have been pouring in for the Waterford man that passed away in tragic circumstances on Thursday. Eoghan Halford, 18, from Villierstown died instantly when his car went on fire and struck a wall on the N72 at Ballygalane in Lower Lismore at about 6.30 pm. A Garda spokesman told the Irish Mirror that “a […]

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Students are being left out of pocket and taken advantage of in the latest rental scandal in Dublin. This one centres around the Hazelwood Apartment Complex in Santry, Dublin 9, which serves as an unofficial student campus for Dublin City University. More specifically, it relates to Academy Walk Management and Lettings Limited, who manage 14 […]

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Let us know about your crush #VhiFridayFlirt

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The Government are set to appeal

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“This is not a drill!”

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A woman is in a critical condition after a freak accident which killed her dog on Devenish Island in Fermanagh. The woman is believed to have sustained serious back injuries after a rampaging cow attacked her and her dog while out walking in the idyllic spot. Visit the gorgeous Devinish Island, Fermanagh – founded in […]

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She was speaking in the wake of the Cavan family killing.

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Posh had some Dutch courage beforehand.

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Tale as old as time…

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Worth making a song and dance over.

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I hope you don’t mind, I hope you don’t mind…

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Wrap your heads around this, Corrie fans.

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The All Ireland Final conundrum.

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This is very worrying for first time buyers. New research has found that it could take you over six and half years to save for a deposit on a mortgage, and the majority of first time buyers (69%) have had to stall their dreams of getting on the property ladder. The survey was carried out […]

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Well this guy made a total tit of himself.

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Earlier this week we published a piece about the HPV vaccine and the concern from a parents’ group called REGRET. In response, we’ve reached out to Dr Robert O’Connor, Head of Research at the Irish Cancer Society, to clarify the facts and address the concerns of our readers.  He writes:  This week is a momentous one for […]

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The Health Service Executive Board are desperate to improve their online presence, it would appear. According to The Irish Times the HSE hired a number of social media experts in advisory roles over the past few months to advise staff on a range of social media topics. This comes at time when the HSE was €60million […]

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There was a 0.6% drop in the number of people signing on to the Live Register between July and August this year. Last year, there were 359,076 people registering for unemployment assistance from the state, and this year that number has fallen. According to the Central Statistics Office, there were 316,296 unadjusted people signing on […]

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Brought to you by Crunchie You can’t take us anywhere. Stepping out for an anniversary meal, or dining with friends for a birthday can be a special treat – once you’re still in the eating comfort zone. Don’t get us wrong, we love a slap-up meal and the excuse to get all dolled up just […]

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Brought to you by ClickandGo.com. This is exactly what we need. We didn’t really get much of a summer in Ireland this year. During the rare occasions that the sun decided to put its hat on it never lasted long. Which usually left of daydreaming about jetting off to some sunshine. We can think of […]

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Never one to shy away from controversial topics

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Guaynabo, Puerto Rico

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The first woman President of Brazil has been impeached

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Proud to be a Selasi lassy

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It’s what we’ve come to expect of – and love about – The Great British Bake Off: the innuendo. So. Much. Innuendo. After last week’s wink-wink-packed opener, tonight’s second episode was also packed with total FILTH. Here’s everything we caught on tonight’s episode. We were well warned in advance: Attention #GBBO lovers!Tonight’s episode at 8pm […]

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Yesterday, the European Commission basically confirmed everything we already knew about Ireland’s preferential tax rates for foreign multinationals. The European Commission declared yesterday that Ireland “granted undue tax benefits” to Tech giant Apple to the sum of an eye watering €13 billion. The figure was so high that it was considered state aid by the […]

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It can be tough, at times, traversing the fertile ground of relationships, with the relentless give and takes and being expected to know exactly how the other person is feeling. Allowing ourselves to be naked in front of another person is more than just a physical thing. It’s allowing yourself to be vulnerable, open to […]

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