SPAIN; it isn't a new country for me. I visited the Costa del Sol region many times for family holidays. In fact, I pretty much ruled out Spain as a holiday destination because I'd already been so many times. It was only after watching The Trip to Spain (Rob Brydon...
In case the title didn't give it away, this post concerns a topic very close to my heart - NOODLES. The latest addition to the Ormeau Road's eclectic selection of eating establishments is Bia Rebel, Northern Ireland's first ramen noodle shop. I'll be honest, I'm not particularly refined in my...
Back in January I was reading through Vulture's list of 2018 podcasts. I came across "West Cork" - an Audible original series, and was immediately intrigued. One problem though, I had to wait until February to listen to it. West Cork delves into the past and investigates the murder of...
Oh, hey, hi, remember me? I took a bit of an unintentional hiatus there, whoops. Between the dark nights, getting the flu and generally feeling like I couldn't step foot outside due to snow warnings, about 80% of my free time in January is a big blur of Netflix and...
I don't think I have ever met someone who describes themselves as a "morning person." Mornings are nice, I like the morning, it's the actual task of getting out of bed which is the problem and unfortunately the two kinda go together. There needs to be a really good reason...
So, Netflix has a new German horror/sci-fi series. It's actually Netflix's first ever German series which is pretty cool. If you know me/follow this blog it will come as no surprise I have been all over Dark since it was released at the start of this month. In fact,...
On a chilly, November afternoon in the city, we decided to be a bit decadent and try out Belfast's new purveyor of French cuisine - Café Parisien. I've walked past many times since it opened its doors back in October, and been intrigued by the very classic, elegant décor...
The words "street art" and "Belfast" generally conjure to mind the famous political murals throughout this city. A deeply troubled political history is preserved through the very walls of Belfast, a constant reminder of what has passed. And this is all for the most part, very recent history. Rewind...
I've never really given social media detoxing much thought. It's something I've seen lots of people posting about online, ironically, but I never felt particularly bothered about it myself. Going offline for X amount of days just seemed...
Belfast is home to a lot of striking architecture. Queen's University, The Opera House, and Linen Hall Library - to name an obvious few. Less obvious remnants of the city's past can also easily be spotted on a stroll through the city centre. All you need to do is...