Eamonn Bell

It seems to me that, increasingly, once you’ve overcome the barrier to entry that is the cost of hardware, the next challenge is to find a reliable, secure and affordable data package that permits you to take your business on the go.

KeePass Password Safe is a free software password management utility for Microsoft Windows, with unofficial ports for Linux, Mac OS X, and a variety of other systems.

I’m writing a final-year paper, much like most finishing undergraduates, and I find the following tools for Mac to be very useful: BibDesk – a free, open-source bibliography manager which supports importing annotations from .PDF file.

College Board CSS Funding Profile – $25 per university Graduate Records Examination – $170 Going to university in the States – priceless?

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I turn my focus to a concert I had the pleasure to attend in the Hawkswell Theatre, Sligo.

Right, so we’re jam-packed with content.

Vimium Vimium is a Google Chrome extension which provides keyboard shortcuts for navigation and control in the spirit of the Vim editor.

One of the tenets of the productivity oik David Allen’s philosophy of, well, productivity is that one should clear the mind of all tasks that are floating within by committing them to paper, thereby freeing up valuable brain cycles that were previously sp…

I’ve started to learn Python.

Using Google Chrome, it’s possible to search the TCD library catalogue by typing your directly into the URL bar.

Once upon a time, I was inclined to imagine the development of musical thought and expression as taking place in a strictly linear fashion.

If you are a little bit creeped out as you trawl through your shiny new Timeline, I sympathise.

Alexandre Daudet (clarinet) Catherina Lemoni-O’Doherty (piano) BERNSTEIN, MUCZYNSKI, REICH June 7th, 2011 - Boydell Recital Room, Trinity College Dublin In 1886, Camille Saint-Saëns completed the now-popular The Carnival of the Animals, a playful suite for

Does analysis spoil an artwork?

These are some ideas I have had recently while reading Philip Roth’s novel American Pastoral, which, among other things, examines the nature of our endemic misconception of our fellow actors in this theatre of the absurd, namely the question of identity.

Everyone has observed the sonic phenomena of a political crowd of dozens or hundreds of thousands of people.