This week we are highlighting a range of quality internships in public relations.
Elevate PR. A PR and social media agency based in Dublin. The intern will participate in the planning and execution of innovative and savvy campaigns for Elevate’s various clients. Inquire now.
Surfing is simple. When you see a wave coming, start paddling, and when you feel the your board catch, just pop up to your feet.
And wipe out.
That’s basically the gist of a first-time surf session. This last weekend, we organized a weekend surf trip to Co. Sligo for the Stint crew.
Tucked inside Francis St, a side street of the gritty Thomas St, is an oasis of colour, the Tivoli Theatre Car Park, Dublin’s own “5 Pointz.” As someone who walks down Thomas St everyday to get to work, it took me five months before I took the time to check this place out.
I read about the car park in Secret Dublin a few months ago and penciled it onto my to-do list. All I had to do was make a right turn while on my way home one day to see this marvellous site. But right turns can be tricky, eh?
I blame the rain.
Internship opportunities galore! Available placements include working with a global food growing movement, an after-school intervention organization, and in occupational therapy.
It’s rabbit season. No, it’s duck season! Nope, it’s actually job season. It always is, isn’t it?
In order to help you get your dream job, we’ve compiled this set of links covering various aspects of the job process. With this link pack, you’ll be well on your way to becoming the ultimate super person employers would die to hire.
Viking Splash Tour
If you’ve spent any time in the city centre of Dublin, you’ve probably noticed the screaming hordes of Vikings (or people wearing Viking hats) being driven around in yellow tanks. It’s hard to understand what the fuss is apart until you don your Viking helmet.
But when you do, boom!
Your transformation is complete. You are now a Viking raider and everyone else outside your yellow vessel is now a “Celt.”
Dublin is vibrant, full-of-history, beautiful, blah, blah, and all that jazz. You’ve heard all of that before. But what’s an ideal day in Dublin like?
Well, it’s different for everyone so we decided to have a bit of fun and ask everyone at Stint HQ about their ideal day in Dublin.
Last time we asked Melanie, the boss, about her ideal day. Today we’ll feature Jeffrey’s perfect day in Dublin
It’s a low-key kind of day so here’s a “low-key” playlist, courtesy of Spotify, featuring the best of Ireland’s indie artists. Also fitting for sunday mornings…
Dublin is often referred to as the city of villages. If you’re wondering why, start anywhere in the city and just walk in a single direction. Your route will take you through various neighborhoods of Dublin, each with their own flavor. If you start in Stoneybatter and walk in a southeasterly direction towards Ranelagh, it’s possible to zig and zag through Smithfield, Capel Street, Temple Bar, Georges Street, South Williams St, Portobello, and Rathmines, all unique areas by their own rights.
In this entry of A City of Villages, we’ll feature Portobello, a brilliant neighborhood adjacent to the Grand Canal.
A stellar CV (resume) is your ticket to a job interview. Sadly, having great content isn’t the only thing that makes a great resume. How you present the information is just as important and if you’re CV is a cluttered mess, you may find yourself losing out on an opportunity.
That doesn’t mean you need some wacky, artsy CV though. In fact, there’s a huge debate about whether they add or detract from an application. My advice is, unless you’re applying for a graphic design gig, your CV design should essentially be invisible.
Your CV should be clean, drawing attention to what matters most: the content. Here are a few simple tips on how to keep things simple.