Lifestyle
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Africa day in Ireland
Ireland has grown to be a country with many diverse nationalities. Among them is a large sizeable population of Africans or people from African countries mainly Nigeria which is in West Africa. Apart from nigerians we also have people from other African countries like South Africa, Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Morocco, Ethiopia and many more. There are 54 countries in Africa. There is a special day in May each year where people meet to celebrate the formation and successes of Organisation of African Unity (OAU) in May 1963, as well as the cultural diversity within the continent. What is Africa Day? Africa Day is a continent-wide celebration that aims to…
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Moynalty steam threshing
Steam threshing is a procedure of using a machine called a thresher to separate grain seeds from husks and straw. This was used widely a couple of years ago before the invention of combine harvesters. Moynalty Steam threshing gives us the experience of what our forefathers used back in the day. Of course expect to see a lot of steam and smoke. So put on your suspenders and grab your straw hat because today we delve into the world of steam threshing, a blast from the past. Click on the link below to watch a full video of the festival in 2024https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiFwdIHWoM8 What is Moynalty steam threshing? Moynalty Steam Threshing…
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The Maasai People
Introduction A Fascinating Journey into East Africa’s Iconic Tribe, the maasai The Maasai people, an indigenous ethnic group inhabiting parts of Kenya and Tanzania, have captivated the world with their unique traditions, vibrant culture, and harmonious relationship with nature. They have managed to preserve their age-old customs and lifestyle, offering a captivating glimpse into their rich heritage. In this article, we delve into the intriguing traditions and lifestyle of the Maasai, highlighting their values, customs, and the challenges they face in a changing world. 1. Ancestral Heritage The Maasai people are an indigenous ethnic group primarily inhabiting Kenya and Tanzania. They belong to the Nilotic ethnic group, which also includes…
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Life in Ireland
Have you ever thought of moving to Ireland? Ireland is a country located on the North Western part of Europe. Often referred to as the Emerald Isle owing to its landscape and natural beauty, there is so much to see and do for the nature and outdoor lovers. Ireland also has a great economy making it quite inviting. I have summed up a list of pros and cons of life in Ireland. The list is not exhaustive but I have tried to capture some of the most prominent factors that affect residents in Ireland. I have tried to narrow them down to advantages and disadvantages as listed hereunder. Why live…
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Dark skin needs sunscreen
Hey there, fellow sun seekers and melanin-rich beauties! Today, let’s dive into a topic that’s often overlooked but absolutely crucial: the necessity of sunscreen for black skin. Yep, you read that right! Contrary to popular belief, having a darker complexion doesn’t mean you’re immune to the sun’s harmful rays. In fact dark skin needs sunscreen. So, grab your SPF and let’s chat about why sunscreen is a must-have for every shade under the sun. Myth-melanin provides natural sun protection First things first, let’s debunk the myth that dark skin doesn’t need sunscreen. While it is true that dark skin does have more natural protection from the sun, it is not…
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Saint Patrick’s day
Saint Patrick’s Day, commonly known as the Feast of Saint Patrick, is a cultural and religious holiday. It is celebrated on the 17th of March every year in Ireland and by Irish communities around the world. The day honors the patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick, who is credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland, and according to legend, driving out snakes from the country. It has become one of the most widely celebrated festivals in the world, with parades, wearing green, singing irish songs, and traditional Irish foods and a few pints. In this blog, we will discuss the history and significance of Saint Patrick’s Day in Ireland. We will…