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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Wasps Vs Humans: Cork-based couple buzzing to be releasing new album (opens the original)
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From afar, the Cork duo Wasps Vs Humans donât seem too hard to figure out. What once was the solo project of Lincoln-born punk poet Carl Antony Plover, soon became the raucous sonic partnership made up of himself and Linda Plover, a captivatingly nonconformist couple living and working out of Carrigaline. Since the late Noughties, Wasps Vs Humans â as either Carl or both Carl and Linda â has consistently created reliably confrontational, cheeky and kinetic tracks, as if their sole plan wh
Mind the wealth gap: 'Weâve lost the plot with hen parties, they don't account for income difference' (opens the original)
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Does everyone you know make more money than you? If it feels that way, youâre not alone. The growing wealth gap between friends, family members, and other halves has placed us in a difficult position, one where people within the same social circles are taking home vastly different sums at the end of the month. In logistical terms, this can look like anything from a sibling buying a beautiful home while you struggle to pay for a round of drinks to your best friend planning a lavish wedding as y
Shimmer Boy: West Cork musician on his new name and new tunes (opens the original)
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Aaron OâSullivan was trying to think of a good name for his new project for some time. For most of his musical life â the West Cork lad began playing at three and gigging at 15 â he went by his given name, but for this new era, it no longer felt like the right fit. For a time, OâSullivan performed under the moniker Jordan Run, but for what he was trying to say post-pandemic, that didnât quite fit either. âIâve since started to understand the industry a bit more, and figure out who
Kevin Murphy: Cork musician on a quest to expand trad with the cello (opens the original)
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The cello, an instrument thought to have originated in early 16th-century Italy, is not a sound typically associated with Irish traditional music. Cumbersome in weight, orchestral in sound and too delicate to leave at the corner of a lock-in, the Venn diagram of both worlds tends to extend apart. And yet, in the era of genrelessness, second-screening and broad experimentalism, Rattling Ark founder and acclaimed cellist Kevin Murphy poses the question, why not? Murphy â an acclaimed musician
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