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A journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, with strong storytelling skills. Interested in social issues, human rights and humanitarian issues. Possesses experience in researching, writing and creating content while remaining informative and interesting.
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The Comédie-Française puts its costumes on sale for fashion enthusiasts
The Comédie-Française, the world's oldest active theatre company, is hosting a weekly sale of its meticulously crafted costumes, each carrying historical significance. The sale, which was successful last year, features items ranging from €30 to €400. The theatre, established in 1680 by Louis XIV, has a rich history and tradition, symbolizing French dramatic excellence. The costumes, often used until worn out, include pieces dating back to the 18th century and are custom-made for specific company members, akin to couture.
Rescued shells from Captain Cook's third voyage go on show for first time in 100 years
Shells collected during Captain Cook's third voyage, thought lost after being discarded by Newcastle University in the 1980s, have been rescued and are now set to be displayed at Chesters Roman Fort museum in Northumberland, England. The collection, which includes over 200 artefacts, was saved by Dr John Buchanan and later donated to English Heritage by his family. The exhibition will feature unique shells with historical significance, such as a thorny oyster from Jamaica and a 'Sunburst Star Turban' from New Zealand.
One in Five Young People Cannot Recognize a Zucchini
The French Government is considering enhancing food education at home following a study revealing that 20% of young people aged 15-24 cannot identify common vegetables like zucchinis. The survey by Harris Interactive highlights significant age-related disparities in food recognition. The government, led by Minister Olivia Grégoire, aims to address this issue as a public health and economic priority, with 83% of young people supporting better food education in schools. The study also shows that young people consume fewer fresh fruits and vegetables, preferring starchy foods and ready-made meals.
Every fifth young French person cannot recognize a zucchini
The French government is considering expanding home economics education following a study by Harris Interactive revealing that 20% of young people aged 15-24 cannot identify common vegetables like zucchini. The study highlights generational differences in food recognition and consumption, with younger individuals more likely to confuse vegetables and prefer processed foods. Minister Olivia Gregoire emphasized the importance of nutrition education for public health and purchasing power, with 83% of young people supporting more food education in schools.
One in Five Young French People Cannot Recognize a Zucchini
The French government is considering enhancing domestic economy education following a study revealing that one in five young French people cannot identify common vegetables. Conducted by Harris Interactive, the study highlights significant disparities in food recognition among different age groups. The findings show that 20% of 15-24-year-olds confuse zucchini with other vegetables, prompting the government to emphasize the importance of food education for public health and purchasing power. The study also notes a preference for processed foods among young people, with a significant portion eating fast food regularly.
‘People don’t let their kids out to play’: The reality of fear in local areas after gangland shootings
Community leaders in Drogheda have highlighted the pervasive fear and trauma experienced by residents, particularly children, in the aftermath of gangland shootings. The community's response includes self-policing and heightened vigilance to protect the youngest members of society. Gráinne Berrill from the Drogheda Implementation Board notes that even after the immediate threat subsides, triggers like the sound of a helicopter can reignite fear.
‘I didn’t just want him for 12 years, I wanted him forever’ – mum of bullied Traveller boy (12) who took own life
Patrick McDonagh, a 12-year-old Irish Traveller from Finglas, Dublin, tragically took his own life after being bullied. A documentary titled 'Patrick: A Young Traveller Lost' aims to shed light on his story and the broader challenges of the Traveller community, including high suicide rates. President Higgins and others provide personal testimonies in the film, which airs on RTÉ One. The documentary also features insights from Traveller voices and advocates for mental health awareness and anti-bullying initiatives.
Rosanna Davison expresses delight over Ryan Tubridy's new radio position and recalls his sensitive handling of her interview
Rosanna Davison has expressed her happiness about Ryan Tubridy securing a new radio job and reminisced about the empathetic way he conducted an interview with her on the Late Late Show regarding her miscarriages and surrogacy journey.
I didn’t just want him for 12 years, I wanted him forever – mother of Traveller boy Patrick (12) who took his own life after bullying
The article discusses the tragic story of Patrick McDonagh, a 12-year-old Traveller boy from Dublin who took his own life due to bullying. A new documentary, 'Patrick: A Young Traveller Lost,' aims to shed light on his story and the high suicide rates within the Irish Traveller community. The documentary, airing on RTÉ One, features personal testimonies from Patrick's family and highlights the broader challenges faced by the community. President Higgins, who attended a screening, emphasized the importance of the film in raising awareness. The article underscores the family's grief and the need for greater understanding and support for the Traveller community.
President Higgins pays tribute following death of former Seanad Cathaoirleach Tras Honan aged 93
Tras Honan, the only woman to have served as Cathaoirleach of the Seanad since the foundation of the State, passed away at 93 in Co Waterford. President Higgins expressed his sorrow and praised her as a barrier-breaking Tipperary woman with a distinguished career. Honan was also remembered for her public service in Ennis and her roles as chairperson of Bus Éireann and Mercy Primary School's board. She was a Fianna Fáil member and had a significant presence in Clare politics. Honan is survived by her family, including her son T.V. and daughter Ann Honan-Croke.
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