Duolingo is an excellent language app that helps you to learn a number of different languages, all at the convenience of your phone, wherever you happen to have it. Practice your Spanish, French or German on your morning and evening commute or during a stroll in the park, whatever suits […]
Kurdish Food in Dublin, Ireland The Kurdish people are spread between Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey. Because of the turmoil of the past years in these areas, many Kurds leave their home to find a better life in the west. Ireland is one of their destinations and we now have […]
Russian Culture in Dublin Every year between February and March, the Russian embassy, the Dublin city council and city libraries and the Russia Business Association celebrates the Russian Culture Festival. The Festival is organised to celebrate the end of winter and promote the Russian tradition, language and overall culture. The festival […]
Translation, Language & Speaking Like a Local ‘What a Trip!’ by Triplandia are a series of language learning stories that help you learn to speak like a local and were one of the stands that caught my eye at this year’s web summit. Referring to themselves online as “The most […]
Third Space is a wonderful cafe/restaurant located in Smithfield in Dublin City Centre. As well as serving excellent food in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, they’re now launching their own academy! First up on their list of courses – The Language of Hospitality! If you’re new to Ireland or here […]
The Cervantes Choir, Dublin The Cervantes institute Choir Dublin was created a year ago in October 2013 as an initiative to promote and encourage the use of Spanish through music in Ireland. The project brings together Spanish speakers as well as Irish natives interested in World Music. They have […]
So you may be sitting at home after a lovely week at a job you love, relaxing and watching a bit of telly. Or you might be thinking, this job is not for me, and deciding to use some of your weekend to consider some other options. Having moved to […]
The Italian Language and Culture in Dublin, Ireland On the North side of the River Liffey, right behind Jervis street in Dublin, the Italian Quarter is situated. For the past eleven years, this small area of the city has been offering an authentic part of the Italian culture, life and […]
Alone in Dublin? Websites with activities to make friends in the city. If you move recently to Dublin on your own, leaving friends and family behind, the city can feel a little overwhelming. Finding yourself in the weekends with nothing to do or not many friends to meet is always […]
If you enjoy listening to the radio but are tired of the same old top 40s, tune into 103.2 Dublin city for a great change of pace. Every Thursday between 11:00pm and midnight, Dennis Goodboy will be playing your favourite world rhythms. From French Cajun, Bluegrass to Latin sounds and […]
