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Tipping The Iceberg In Club Penguin

February 9, 2017 Luka Costello

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There’s always a point in each generation when you have to remember where you were. So ask yourself “Where was I when they finally tipped the Club Penguin iceberg?” An urban legend since the website’s launch in 2005, some said that if you had enough penguins drilling the iceberg, you could break it. Obviously after a […]

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‘The Killing Type’ – Amanda Palmer – Track of the Day

February 9, 2017 Luka Costello

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Really, is there anything Amanda Palmer CAN’T do splendidly? The Killing Type was released in 2012 as a part of ‘Theatre Is Evil’, her second album with The Grand Theft Orchestra. The album was written over four years since their first album ‘Amanda Palmer Goes Down Under’ and was funded by a Kickstarter campaign that raised $1.2million. The song […]

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Buzz

Your Geeky Other Half – Have Your Say

February 8, 2017 Declan Doody

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Romance is in the air! Or it’s almost time for it be there! Whether you’re romantic genius or loser at love, there’s no hiding from your geeky other half and Valentine’s Day! Before we divulge our gift ideas and romantic SOS plans we want to know a little more about you! So tell us a […]

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Culture

Irish Ads That Encapsulate Everything About Irish Telly

February 8, 2017 Dave McEvoy

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Should you decide to move abroad, what else could you miss more than ads for stuff on TV? For decades expats would say “Yeah, I can’t speak to my Ma as much as I’d like but I’d give anything to hear that jingle again”. Well thanks to YouTube those days are over. Here are some of […]

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Anime

‘Parade’ – Chaba – Track Of The Day

February 8, 2017 Declan Doody

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I think this might be my favourite song in the whole world! Okay maybe my favourite folk rock song in the whole world! If you ever even caught a season or two of Naruto there’s a small chance you’re familiar with Chaba. The Japanese folk rock band featured on the hit series with this song used for […]

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The Guess Monster – Gallery

February 7, 2017 Lucy Ward

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Back in October 2016, we saw the third season of one of anime’s most popular series grace our screens once again. Yep, I can only mean the anime adaptation of Haruichi Furudate‘s Haikyuu!!  Okay, so I might be just a little bit biased having read the manga, but Haikyuu!!‘s third season ‘Karasuno Koukou VS Shiratorizawa Gakuen […]

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Books

Harry Potter’s Guide to Life

February 6, 2017 Niamh Ennis

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Given that Harry wasn’t raised by his parents (cue audible sob) , it’s surprising that he turned out so well. Most believe in a nature and nurture mix, but Harry seemed to succeed on nature alone. Some may argue that it’s in reaction to such cruelty that he aimed to be better. Harry’s reaction to […]

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Zootopia Scoops Several Annie Awards

February 6, 2017 Julie Hassett

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At the 44th Annie Awards, which took place in Los Angeles last Saturday, Disney won big. But their 2016 feature film Zootopia won the most amount of awards. They managed to snatch up six awards in total, including best animated feature. Zootopia was a huge hit with adults and children alike for discussing relevant topical issues. […]

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‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ – Queen – Track Of The Day

February 6, 2017 Raymond Provencher

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I needed a pick me up today, so my Track of the Day is Queen‘s hit song ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’. There are songs that you need to hear when you are feeling down, upset or just need a bit of a pick me up. This song never fails in making me feel a little […]

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Her Majesty’s SPIFFING Review – Point N’ Click Royally

February 5, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Kickstarter is a bit of a gamble when it comes to games and Belfast studio BillyGoat Entertainment are well aware of it. The first time they tried to fund Her Majesty’s SPIFFING didn’t get close to their goal. Fortunately, they weren’t discouraged and some time later they went back and got enough funding. Last December […]

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