Showcasing my writing and media projects
I try to capture moments and sights in Dublin. I don't stage my shots, each snap is an organic moment in time. Once I have captured the shots, I use photo editing software to try give the image a dream-like or surreal aesthetic. Many of my shots involve the bird life in Dublin. I think... Continue Reading →
With the disparaging impact of the spread of disinformation on social media becoming more evident, authoritative voices are calling for policy reform regarding its regulation. Jack M. Balkin has proposed some policy reform that could see this happen effectively. All photos provided by https://pixabay.com/ Quoting Manjoo’s article (2017) in the New York Times, Facebook “has... Continue Reading →
A short radio documentary which provides a neurological perspective of the psychology behind the addictive nature of slot machines.
The Department of Housing reports that 11,397 people are currently living in emergency accommodation, and 3,480 of these are children, a record high. Focus Ireland has urged the government to intervene by effectively allocating housing to the most vulnerable. Focus Ireland calls for government action regarding emergency accommodation.Photograph: https://www.focusireland.ie/ Emergency accommodation is official housing for... Continue Reading →
When asking Dublin locals about a good Chinese restaurant, many will steer you to Hang Dai Chinese in Dublin 2. I was not disappointed. Located on the trendy and thriving Camden Street Lower in Dublin 2, Hang Dai Chinese is one of the best reviewed restaurants in Dublin. It has received rave reviews for its... Continue Reading →
Tony McDonald, aka Deeke Rivers, runs one of the most well-known truck stops in Dublin after it was featured in the popular crime drama, Kin. Before the spotlight was placed on his landmark diner, Deke spent years proudly serving his community as the Mayor of Ringsend. “I’m not just a purveyor of good food, I... Continue Reading →
With COP27 drawing to a close, Oxfam Ireland is hopeful for the creation of a loss and damage financial facility to assist poorer countries effected by the climate crisis. The ‘Cost of Delay’ report highlights need for loss and damage financial facilities. Photograph: lossanddamagecollaboration.org Oxfam Ireland has identified three pillars of climate change policy. The... Continue Reading →
https://videopress.com/v/cNw7g1hY?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true A short news feature, filmed by me in December 2022, about The Light House in Dublin. A charitable facility which provides food, clothing, and shelter to the homeless.
Damien Leone’s, Terrifier 2, is dividing audiences with its gratuitous on-screen violence. Some are hailing it as a blood-soaked masterpiece while others view it as a one-dimensional horror which relies on shock value to compensate for weak real narrative and a lack of depth. Terrifier 2, the sequel to Damien Leone’s Terrifier, was released in... Continue Reading →
Social Justice Ireland published their Poverty Focus 2022 report in October. It has identified the most vulnerable demographics of those living below the poverty line and urges government to make suggested social welfare reform that will assist them. State urged to adopt policy that will keep those with disability and long-term illness out of poverty... Continue Reading →
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