Dub8 Issue 17 December 2021

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Dublinia. Photo credit PIXABAY

Why You Should Experience Dublinia by Elisa Dauphin The Dublinia Museum is very well placed in a nice area. Let me show and describe to you the Dublinia experience and tell you why you should see it with your own eyes. What is there to experience in Dublinia the Museum in Dublin? It is a fantastic museum about the Vikings and Medieval times of Dublin, or so they specifically thought. In terms of culture, there are literally various possibilities to go to Dublin 8, but one of my main recommendations so far, for all intents and purposes, would be Dublinia, which is significant. Here are the reasons why in a subtle way:

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1. The Structure of the Visit The Museum is really well made. There are three floors in total and the experience you essentially get from start to finish is particularly impressive and very interactive. You can see a lot of effort put into details and a lot of materials that can demonstrate perfectly what each writing board is saying. It is definitely not a modern museum and I personally think that it might be better this way, as many people want to be immersed into the medieval and Viking times of Ireland, fairly contrary to popular belief.


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Why You Should Experience Dublinia by Elisa Dauphin

8min
pages 50-53

Graffiti and Street Art in Dublin 8 by Heléna Filip

5min
pages 44-47

Discovering the Dublin 8 Mosque by Thomas Prior

5min
pages 48-49

“We Learn As Much From Each Other As From Our Lecturers and Tutors” by Liza Danstig

7min
pages 39-41

One of The Best Indian Restaurants in Dublin 8: Konkan Restaurant by Alice Tauleigne

1min
page 43

Testosterone Dublin 8: Exciting, Thoughtful and Worth The Read by Ethan Webber

2min
page 42

The Man Who Spreads Joy by Jessica Krieg

5min
pages 37-38

The Fight Against Witch Hunting in India by Hiya Saikia

4min
pages 34-36

Local Author Writes Men’s Health Crime Thriller by Ethan Weber

5min
pages 26-27

Cafes Survive COVID-19 by Estephania Bedoya

9min
pages 18-21

Students Are Priced Out of Purpose Built Accommodation by Dieu-Hang Tran

5min
pages 14-15

Na Gael Aeracha, Is Ireland Ready to Accept First Explicitly Queer-Inclusive GAA Team by Connor Biggins

4min
pages 22-23

It’s Funked Up! by Orla O’Connor

5min
pages 24-25

Honouring Her Roots by Naomi Mudiay

4min
pages 31-33

Students Struggle to Find Accommodation in Dublin by Sinead Agbons

4min
pages 16-17

King in His Castle by Tobe Ezegbu

6min
pages 28-30

New Pub on Thomas Street Named After Dublin’s Street Icon ‘Bang Bang’ by Dieu-Hang Tran

1min
page 9

Education Bursaries Opens to Residents Near New Children Hospital by Estephania Bedoya

2min
page 6

Famous Irish Gaol Braces For Another Winter of Uncertainty by Kenneth Long

2min
page 4

Screen8 Opens Their Film-Making Introduction Programme for Seniors By Orla O’Connor

2min
page 8

Construction of Thomas St Student Accommodation Proves Successful by Sinead Agbons

2min
page 7

Dublin City Confirms Plans to Prosecute Portobello Mural Artist by Brendan Morris

2min
page 5

Absence of College Student Affects Local Businesses by Brendan Morris

4min
pages 12-13

An Empty Factory, and Unhappy Locals by Kenneth Long

5min
pages 10-11
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