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Inhaler at Indiependence Fest the other day

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Exploring the Disappointing Dance: A Review of 'Ask Me to Dance' on Independent

Dive into the insightful review of "Ask Me to Dance" on Indiependent. Uncover a candid critique of this holiday romantic comedy that fell short of expectations. Delve into the detailed analysis that dissects the film's attempt at capturing the essence of love during the festive season. The article offers a balanced perspective, highlighting both the film's strengths and shortcomings, guiding readers through its narrative intricacies and cinematic elements.

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Indiependence Festival, Ireland | 3rd August, 2019

Photos: ©Aine Gavin

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Bressie

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Autumn Air

Photos: Autumn Air 2021 in Mitchelstown with The Blizzards, Jerry Fish, Aslan, Keith Barry, and loads more...

After 554 days, my camera and I finally got back to work, at the last few days of Autumn Air in Mitchelstown Autumn Air – Friday Autumn Air – Saturday Autumn Air – Sunday It was great to finally be back to work and catch up with everyone. Massive thanks to Shane, Sean, Mark, Michael, Mags, Andrea, and all the crew for such a fun weekend. We even managed to get a group photo: Autumn Air 2021…

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Throwback... Indiependence Festival last year 🎶

📸©️: Moira Reilly (Photo Reilly)

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HSE to target music festivals for harm reduction amid ‘worrying trends’ in drug use

HSE to target music festivals for harm reduction amid ‘worrying trends’ in drug use

HSE teams are targeting three music festivals this summer to spread harm reduction advice to drug users amid “very worrying trends” at the drugs in circulation. The first event is the Life dance music festival in Westmeath this weekend, followed by Indiependence in Mitchelstown, Cork, in July and a third event, yet to be determined, later in the summer. HSE bosses are particularly concerned at…

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Jake Bugg - Indiependence  Music And Arts Festival. Cork, Ireland. 4 Agosto 2018. Foto Facebook Indiependence Music And Arts Festival (@ INDIEPENDENCEFEST).

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Listen to And So I Watch You From Afar’s 2000trees Spotify Playlist

And So I Watch You From Afar have curated a playlist for 2000trees Fesitval Spotify Takeover. Listen Here.

And So I Watch You From Afar tour dates:

JUN 14 York, UK @ Fibbers JUN 15 Guildford, UK @ Boiler room JUN 16 Paderborn, DE @ Wintergrün Festival @ Seemöwe JUN 28 Sheffield, UK @ The Plug JUN 29 Milton Keynes, UK @ Crawfurd Arms JUN 30 Antwerp, BEL @ Summer Gloom JUL 13 Cheltenham, UK @ 2000 Trees 2018 JUL 21 Galway, IE @ Galway International Arts Festival AUG 04 Cork, IE @ Indiependence Music Festival AUG 08 Edinburgh, UK @ Edinburgh Fringe Festival at Summerhall AUG 10 Londonderry, UK @ Stendhal Festival AUG 16 Bristol, UK @ Arctangent 2018

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Inhaler performing at Indiependence Festival in Cork last night!

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Indiependence Fest 2K18, festival de bandas independientes en The Venue (Anáhuac 1211, Jardínes del Lago). Sábado 21 de julio a partir de las 3pm. $90-$110.

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Indiependence Festival, Ireland | 3rd August, 2019

Photo: ©Aine Gavin

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Rosh Ilyas is a 24 year old English Literature graduate. A daughter of South Asian immigrants, she was born and raised in North West London. During her childhood and teenage years, brown female role models were scarce, so she struggled with her identity for a long time. 

Being the only female in her family’s generation was difficult, as well as being the only one to pursue a creative career. Her older male cousins and younger brother pursued maths and engineering; her father’s side tried to dissuade her from studying arts & humanities. A strong willed and passionate individual, this only spurred Rosh onwards. She went to Swansea University to study Literature, and also graduated with a Master’s in International Journalism in December 2019. Her experiences led her to discovering her main passion: encouraging diversity and inclusion in the British media, in particular, British South Asian women.  

As a result of honing skilful writing abilities at university, Rosh aims to gain an entry level position where she can continue to write. In June, she began voluntarily contributing to the small website: The Indiependent. She loved writing music reviews, entertainment news pieces, and sharing her opinion on diversity matters. Also interested in Lifestyle, Rosh also created a blog under a pseudonym, where she covers beauty and skincare. Writing and editing pieces that would help improve diversity levels is one of her dreams. However, writing is only one possible career choice. 

In February, Rosh found a talent behind the camera after taking a street style photography course with the Prince’s Trust. Her final photography piece was on display at Stratford Art Circus for a month, used with other pieces to promote the V&A Museum’s Fashion Festival. After joining Creativity Works in March, Rosh underestimated how much she would enjoy different aspects of the course. She loved all the different parts of creating content: brainstorming, researching ideas, filming and editing. After creating a podcast with other people on the course, Media Trust connected Rosh to a local radio station, Westside FM. She is now a News Announcer for Westside, recording bulletins to inform listeners about West London’s community news.  

With no connections or visible pathways into the industry, Rosh never knew about the possible career choices available in media. As she continued on the course, her eyes were opened. Adopting her immigrant family’s work ethic, Rosh wants to continue refining abilities she gained on the course and excel at them. 

Rosh knows that the media can change the world, and believes in its power to change society for the better. As there are so many possible routes into the industry, she wants to learn as much as she can, and find her future career path by doing so.

Twitter: @r_oshina 

Instagram: @r_oshina

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Bio

After launching in Summer 2018, Dublin based electronic soul pop sensation ELKAE went on to play Electric Picnic and release her debut single, ‘Sold’, which made to the Spotify playlist “A Breath of Fresh Eire” that has accumulated over 20k streams on Spotify. ELKAE played to a sold out crowd at The Sound House in her debut headline, she was SPIN103.8’s “One To Watch” on Plan B and received national and international radio play. She has been featured on the likes of Hot Press, Nialler9, The Irish Times, Remy, IMRO, The Last Mixed Tape, and was a top 10 finalist in the IMRO Christy Hennessy Songwriting competition 2018.

ELKAE then went onto release her second single “I Feel” on the 24th of April 2019. “I Feel” was featured on the above music blogs and also got her first International coverage in the USA (TrippleX music blog) and the UK (DiscoverNu) & was shared by La Belle Musique (France 2.2m total followers). “I Feel” was also added to new Irish radio stations “PLAY IRISH” ‘A List’ and named 1 of 10 must listen to tracks among artists such as The Cranberries, Gavin James, Le Boom, AE MAK, Loah and Mango x MathMan.

Over the Summer ELKAE has been featured in 2 issues of both The Irish Times and Hot Press Magazine, and named “an exciting new force in Irish Music.”. ELKAE also secured festival slots at Bloom, Indiependence and We’ve only just begun in which she played just before Wyvern Lingo on Whelans Main Stage.

ELKAE has been announced as one of the 50 acts to play at Ireland Music Weeks showcase in October 2019

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Bastille at Indiependence Festival 🎶

📸 Kieran Frost / Glen Bollard Photo

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HSE to target music festivals for harm reduction amid ‘worrying trends’ in drug use

HSE to target music festivals for harm reduction amid ‘worrying trends’ in drug use

HSE teams are targeting three music festivals this summer to spread harm reduction advice to drug users amid “very worrying trends” at the drugs in circulation. The first event is the Life dance music festival in Westmeath this weekend, followed by Indiependence in Mitchelstown, Cork, in July and a third event, yet to be determined, later in the summer. HSE bosses are particularly concerned at…