Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings topped the record for Labour Day openings with $90 million and has posted the second-biggest three-day debut of the pandemic year so far, behind fellow Marvel Studios movie Black Widow. Which is… Read More ›
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Review: Raya and the last dragon
Raya and the last dragon is a gorgeously animated fantasy action-adventure film by Disney. The animation was extremely realistic that I began to question why Disney did not opt to go for a live action movie, I guess the live… Read More ›
What’s Rob reading
I have not been inspired to do any writing the last couple of months, due to being locked down. Ireland has been in level five restrictions since December 31, 52 days as of today, 21, February 2021. Prior to December… Read More ›
Happy New Year
Needless to say, but 2020 was not a great year. I did not write or read as much as I had wanted to. A lot of that had to do with covid, and having to get a job in a… Read More ›
Short story: The café
By Robert Geoghegan & Kasper D Petersen Mother was dead. Less than twenty-four hours later and already she was laid to rest. I couldn’t afford a coffin, especially on such short notice, yet the thought of cremating her just didn’t… Read More ›
Podcast of the week
The thing that everyone (I assume) loves about podcasts is that there is usually a podcast on pretty much everything, if you can’t find it then why not make it yourself. Anyway, when something sparks your interest, you can generally… Read More ›
Coronvirus and Ireland (so far)
The Irish Government have changed their testing criteria for covid-19: Patients will have to display two major symptoms – a fever and either a cough or shortness of breath – and fall into a priority group in order to be… Read More ›
Coronavirus updates
These are updates as I get them, obviously the data is dynamic most of these figures change as I write them. And some figures posted are hours out of date from the time I write them to when you read… Read More ›
Dissertation Methodology Template
Clarifying the research question and answering questions as to the significance of the research project (the “so what?” question): When developing your research question, Booth et al (2008 ) suggest a four-step process, begin with a broad topic, add a… Read More ›
Reflections of a mature student:Changing routine
One of the hardest things about going back to college with a full time job is juggling the two, for me working full time didn’t make sense and had to take a back seat. The transition from working full time… Read More ›
