Kneecap: How Irish Provocateurs Reimagined Ceol Gaeilge
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 In 2017, C.E.A.R.T.A. was released by newly formed Irish trio Kneecap. Inspired by a…
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The Book of Invasions: a flawless fusion of rock, folk, and ancient mythology
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 Released by Horslips in 1976, The Book of Invasions: A Celtic Symphony was met…
How color shapes emotion in art
By Mariia Bublykova, Year 12 Sight is one of the five main senses a human possesses, and the one we…
Domedagsdrömmar: The Swedish-language Album of the Decade?Â
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 After the release of several singles in anticipation, Junior Brielle, composed of brothers Gabriel…
Muslin: The Forgotten Art of Textile
By Mariia Bublykova, Year 12 Muslin, the fabric cherished for centuries worldwide, worn by Mughal Emperors and French royalty, is…
How the X-Men permanently altered the future of Superhero films
By Fiona Meagher, Year 12 The X-Men have been seeing a resurgence in popularity since the success of Deadpool and…
What makes Les Misérables, the Arena Spectacular World Tour, so good?
Written by Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 Recently, on October 30th, a school-trip was organised to see Les Misérables. Having…
The People Yearn For Long-Running Television: Netflix and Its Impacts on The Creation Of Art
By Fiona Meagher, Year 12 Warning: this article is specific to English-language TV Streaming has become the dominant form of…
Äkta Hjärtan: How it Stands the Test of Time
By Cormac Stephen Synnott, Year 12 Released in 1991, Perssons Pack’s album Äkta Hjärtan was a quasi-immediate success. Soon becoming…