Travel

ISIC Student Card Giveaway!

Want to win yourself a new form of ID, so you don't have to worry about losing your passport or driving licence? International Student Identity Cards have you covered and you can win one for free! Head ...

The only ID you’ll need for festivals this summer!

By Caitríona Ní Chonaill We all know the worry – you need an ID to get into an event, but which one to take? With a driving licence or a passport, there’s always the worry it will get lost, and you won’t ha...

Top 3 Travel Destinations For Students This Summer

College is done for the summer, exams are over and you’re ready to head off on your travels… but where to go? Caitríona Ní Chonaill gives her top picks on the best travel destinations for students, whether you...

Tales from Białowieża

by Tom O’Connor Nestled in the north-east of Poland, the Białowieża forest spans the country’s border with Belarus. The combined area of the Belarusian and Polish parts of the forest is more than 3,0...

Giftshop in the Clouds: Poems Inspired by Travel

Giftshop in the Clouds I want to say I dragged my girlfriend out of bed. It sounds dramatic and a good opening line, but I didn’t. I just woke her up earlier than she would have liked. I was dressed already...

5 of the Best Free Travel Apps

Travelling a new country can be exciting but a little overwhelming, between trying to familiarise yourself with the language, public transport system and trying not to miss out on any of the fun activities a c...

How to Travel Around Europe on a Budget

With longer days and brighter skies, it’s clear that summer travel is just around the corner. If the hot weather has given you the holiday bug and you are trawling through the internet for cheap transport in E...

A History Student’s Guide to Belfast

Over reading week, I jumped on a train and head up north to Belfast. Every year pre-COVID I’ve tried to get away and see somewhere new, whether it be in Ireland or Europe. I have seriously missed having this f...

How to Make the Most of Time After Covid

Where on earth did the time go? When I look back on 2020, the months take on a haze of dimly-lit images: my bed, my jogging route, the living room, my laptop. I think it’s fair to say that in spite of the hous...