Dublin has areas that are often considered rough or challenging. This blog explores these neighbourhoods, shedding light on their unique challenges and the factors contributing to their reputation. Understanding Rough Neighbourhoods A “rough” neighbourhood typically refers to areas with higher crime rates, socio-economic challenges, and limited access to essential services. Factors contributing to these conditions include: Notable Rough Neighbourhoods in Dublin: 1. Ballymun 2. Finglas 3. Darndale 4. Tallaght 5. Clondalkin More areas listed 6. Ballyfermot 7. Parnell Street 8. Merchants Quay 9. Cherry Orchard 10. Sheriff Street 11. Around Jervis shopping centre(the luas entrance) 12. Finglas 13. Ladyswell in Blanchardstown 14. The red Luas line 15. Jobstown 16. Dorset…

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Exploring its Compatibility with Christian Celebrations Halloween, a night filled with eerie costumes, carved pumpkins, and playful trick-or-treating, has often been regarded as a celebration associated with darkness and perceived as evil or sinister. It is a time of the year when excitement and curiosity fill the air, as people ponder over the origins of Halloween and its ties to the occult. Among Christian communities, there is an ongoing debate regarding whether Halloween is an evil festival and if Christians should participate in its celebrations. Unveiling the Origins of Halloween To truly understand the essence of Halloween, I recommend reading my previous blog post here where I delve into its…

Ah, Halloween in Ireland – a bewitching blend of spooky specters, ancient traditions, and just a touch of that Irish charm. It’s that time of the year when the Emerald Isle dons its finest shades of orange and black, sprinkled with a bit of green, of course. So grab your broomsticks and hold onto your shillelaghs as we embark on a journey to the land where Halloween has its roots, and where ghosts might just have a twinkle in their eye. When is Halloween celebrated Often celebrated on the last day of October which is 31st October. However in Ireland, the last Monday in October is considered a public holiday…

Why I love Kenya Nestled in the heart of East Africa, Kenya is a country that has captured the hearts of travelers and adventurers from around the world. From its breathtaking landscapes to its rich cultural heritage and diverse wildlife, Kenya is a land of contrasts that never ceases to amaze. In this article, we will delve into the reasons why Kenya holds a special place in my heart and why I believe it is a destination worth falling in love with. 1. Spectacular natural beauty in Kenya Kenya boasts some of the most stunning landscapes on the planet. The iconic Maasai Mara, with its rolling grasslands and abundant wildlife,…

Why I love Ryanair When it comes to budget airlines, Ryanair often finds itself at the center of a heated debate. Critics argue about its no-frills approach, while others celebrate its affordability and accessibility. As someone who has traveled extensively with Ryanair, I want to share my personal perspective on why I love this airline. From its cost-effective fares to its extensive network, Ryanair has earned a special place in my heart. 1. Affordability that can’t be beaten Let’s face it: one of the most compelling reasons to choose Ryanair is the unbeatable affordability it offers. The airline’s commitment to low-cost travel allows people from all walks of life to…

Introduction Nestled in the heart of Dublin, the Aviva Stadium stands as a symbol of Ireland’s passion for sports and culture. With its rich history, modern amenities, and a capacity to hold over 50,000 spectators, the stadium has played host to countless unforgettable moments in rugby and soccer. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the Aviva Stadium, its fascinating facts, and its pivotal role in Irish sporting history. 1. Architectural Marvel of Aviva Stadium The Aviva Stadium, designed by the renowned global architecture firm Populous, officially opened its doors in 2010. It is a masterpiece of modern design, blending seamlessly with its historic surroundings. The stadium’s iconic…