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Here are some more incredible stories of people who at some point in their lives had nowhere to sleep but on the streets. The eventually turned their lives around and became an inspiration to ...

1. 8% of people pronounce Wi-Fi “wiffy” Source: AP/Press Association Images We don’t know who these people are, but they aren’t well. (Source) 2. It is estimated that 99% of all the ...

Source: Zach Braff /Twitter Eye-opening stuff. It’s not the first time the word caused ructions Sure enough, when the play was first staged in Dublin in 1907, there was a riot over ‘shift’.

14 Irish shows, movies, and documentaries to watch on Netflix over St Patrick's weekend There’s a rake of shows, movies, and documentaries to watch this Paddy’s weekend.

1. Pure Source: Channel 4 This brand new drama comedy series is currently airing weekly on Channel 4 (and has been received really well!), but if you’re a binge watcher, you can plough through ...

It’s like a really shiny version of First Dates. Feb 18th 2019, 4:02 PM 9,233 Views 0 Comments Share Tweet ...

The rest of the song is not much better than that. It seems Razorlight nailed the aesthetic and the sound to be extremely popular in 2005-2008 but they just prayed that nobody would actually ...

FORGET LEARNING A cupla focal, these are the words you need to know before coming to Ireland. 1. Gowl An annoying person. You will most likely come across many a gowl on public transport, so this ...

THE IRISH HAVE a large number of words for rain. And knowing exactly which word or phrase to apply at any time can be tricky – especially for newcomers. With this in mind, we have prepared this ...

Source: RTE LAST NIGHT, THE first episode of Angela Scanlon’s new TV show Full Frontal was on the telly. In it, the presenter explored Ireland’s attitudes to nudity – meeting naturists ...