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Goodbye Moffatt – A GIF Essay

December 22, 2017 Dave McEvoy

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Good news! We have another Doctor Who Christmas Special. Bad news. It’ll be the last time we see Peter Capaldi as The Doctor Good news again! It’ll also be the last time Steven Moffat contributes to the show! But tis the season to focus on the positive side. Yes ‘Tis.  Now I know Moffat’s contributions […]

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You Should Watch… IZombie

December 20, 2017 Ian Lynam

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IZombie is a pretty fun take on both horror and crime fiction as a genre (I’ve mentioned my love of it before and I feel it’s severely underrated). The show focuses on Olivia ‘Liv’ Moore, as the titular zombie. Formerly a high-achieving medical student, Liv ((Rose McIver) works in a police morgue after her infection. […]

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‘Carry Me Carrie’ – Dr. Hook – Track Of The Day

December 19, 2017 Raymond Provencher

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We’re going back to the 1970’s for today’s Track of the Day! ‘Carry Me Carrie’ was written by the great Shel Silverstein and performed by the band known as Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show. The song appears on the group’s second album Sloppy Seconds which was released in 1972. Silverstein loved to tell stories with his songs, and […]

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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess – RePlay

December 13, 2017 Lucy Ward

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Everyone has their own bias towards The Legend of Zelda franchise, and rightfully so. With 15 official games across all of Nintendo’s platforms it’s one of Nintendo’s most popular and best selling franchises. Every fan has their own favourite, and considering the title of this article, yep, Twilight Princess is definitely mine! This week the […]

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Gif Essay – Approaching Exam Season

December 5, 2017 Julie Hassett

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Dare I even mention the dreaded “exam season” that’s looming ahead. Even if you’re no longer in school or college, you no doubt know somebody who will be tackling exams within the coming weeks. And there are a lot of recognisable signs students are starting to get stressed before they reach the sweet release of […]

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5 Most Anticipated Movies For 2018

December 3, 2017 Raymond Provencher

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As we begin the final month of 2017, I have decided to take a look ahead at 2018. I love movies and I am going to give you my top five most anticipated movies for 2018. I’ll also throw in a few honourable mentions as there are a LOT of movies coming out in the […]

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Books

Re-read : Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

November 24, 2017 Niamh Ennis

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Every so often I like to re-read one of the Harry Potter books. This time however, I had a number of reasons; to prepare to re-watch the film and to re-read the third novel. As fans will know, the orchestral accompaniment series of film screening at The Bord Gáis Energy Theatre is continuing with Chamber […]

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You Should Play… Va11 Hall-A

November 19, 2017 Laura Kelly

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There’s a lot to be said about the value of a good story in games. Some will prioritize mechanics, others will say it’s the aesthetic. But personally, I always put the story up top when judging a game. For that reason, I tend to give a pass to a genre with a bad rep; visual novels. Now […]

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Games

Top Four Upcoming Zombie Games – The List

November 17, 2017 Kayleigh McCoy

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I’ve been obsessed with zombies and the concept of a post-apocalyptic world ever since I started watching The Walking Dead seven years ago. It’s intriguing to think about what would happen if a zombie apocalypse suddenly forced society to a halt. Imagine no longer having to worry about money, material goods or your career. And […]

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ReRead – Ready Player One By Ernest Cline

November 17, 2017 Raymond Provencher

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Normally when I write one of these articles, I prefer to choose ReWatch or RePlay, however, this time I have chosen ReRead. What am I re-reading you may ask? Well, you may not ask as you can plainly see in the title I am re-reading Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. Although, I should clarify, that in […]

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