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Cookbook Review: Get the Glow by Madeleine Shaw
Niamh O'Sullivan reviews Madeleine Shaw's latest book that's filled with her advice on getting that glow
Film Review: Fathers and Daughters
Natalie Burke reviews the recent release examining the unorthodox relationship between a father and his daughter
Averil Power Bids Farewell to Tit-for-Tat Politics
Senator Averil Power speaks candidly about her college experience, her exit from Fianna Fáil and her feelings on the abortion debate.
Beyond the filter – The Rise of the Instagirl
Emily Nolan discusses the use of Instagram as a means of self-promotion for models compared to traditional methods
Dublin 100 Years Ago: Amusements, Accolades and Accidents
November 1915
Winter Wardrobe for the Modern Man, and on a Student Budget
On a student budget, and with the Irish weather being the way it is, buying investment pieces is the way to go.
London’s Hottest Photographer is an Irish Teenager
At just 19, Conor Clinch has risen to become one of Ireland’s most talked about photographers. With a project with Rankin under his belt, Clinch is determined, humble, and about to truly take off.
Music Review: Hello by Adele
Sarah Ledden responds to Adele's long anticipated return to the music scene with the release of her single Hello
Band Interview: My Tribe, Your Tribe
Aoife O' Donoghue talks genre, gigs and ghosts with rising dark pop band My Tribe, Your Tribe
Cookbook Review: Gok Cooks Chinese by Gok Wan
From fashion to food, Róisín Power reviews Gok Wan's debut cookbook