This easy vegan recipe allows for a delicious and healthy meal from the comfort of your own home! The dish takes 15 minutes to prep and 15 to cook, and serves 4 people.
If you are a CEMS student, either at your home or exchange term you may be wondering, whats next? The corona virus has taken over almost all Universities of the program (and the world) and with it, the opportunity to give some closure with the people you met during the term. So here we are going to show you what you can do during this times with some tip & tricks on what to do during your quarantine time.
Amid the global Covid19 (Coronavirus) menace which the world faces today, give your 'parents’ a reason to smile.
Read this blog to know about the best chocolatiers, in the UK and Ireland, offering 'Vegan Chocolate' gift options.
In the midst of the global crisis, i.e. ‘Coronavirus Pandemic’ which has engulfed the whole world, give your parents a reason to smile.
In the last few months we have seen the Spotify charts being taken over by previously unknown artists. Many people might wonder how these songs have been able to compete with major artists and their large music studios behind them. It is because of a relatively new platform called TikTok
We can all play our part to help stop the spread of COVID-19, simple things like washing your hands and keeping a safe distance go a long way. Here are some other things you can keep in mind to help #FlattenTheCurve.
Stay at Home
It is now more important than ever to stay at home. Yes, we know it sounds amazing in theory to not have to do anything, and for some it may have been a dream come true. But, the reality of the situation is that staying at home may not be as fun as you once thought, especially when you are being asked to and it is not your own decision. If you are stuck for things to do, then check out our post on what to do at home during these times. As An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said, “we will come together as a nation, by standing apart”.
Social isolation could be a tough for international students right now, specially when they are away from their family and many of their friends are planning to/ already went back to their hometown. So I'm sure this phase is overwhelming for many and keeping your spirits up seems tough. However, isolation is essential to win the battle against this Novel virus, so please avoid public places or hosting parties at home.
This walk is one of the highlights of walking in Ireland. It is approximately 7 Kilometres and takes around 2.5 hours to walk, the route takes you from Bray to Greystones along the gorgeous coastal path. The pathway laid out is well maintained and is located near the rail line so you can return by dart to the starting point. It is around 25 minute walk from the dart to start the cliff walk and you make your way to the beach from Bray station then follow the beach south all the way to the end. The walk starts here and you have great views of the sea on your left and the hillside on the right. The views from the cliff are beautiful and the surface can get stony at times so I would recommend wearing runners as they are probably the best shoes to wear as the path is very well maintained but during the winter parts can be quite muddy whereas in the summer its completely dry.
When it is finally the weekend it is finally time to think about cocktails and food. Bottomless brunch is definitely trendy now in Dublin, which is why we decided to do a research of the top spots and write about them!