Category Archives: Sponsored

Relentless Energy Extreme Photography Competition

  By Ronan | June 14, 2011 - 10:41 am | Music, Sponsored
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Attention all budding photographers! This is a pretty nice competition, with a great prize. So get snapping! Ireland’s biggest surf and music festival, Sea Sessions, returns to Donegal from 24th – 26th June 2011 bringing world class surfers and live music entertainment to the shores of Bundoran. Brand new this year is the Relentless Energy Extreme Photography Competition, organised by festival sponsor Relentless Energy Drink. Ireland’s amateur and professional photographers are invited to submit their extreme sports photography by email, with the top 10 finalists work being showcased at this year’s Sea Sessions Festival. The competition will be judged by world renowned surf photographer and filmmaker, Mickey Smith, director of the multi-award winning surf film Dark Side of the Lens. Entrants are briefed to deliver an image based around any action sport that tells a story of “No Half Measures”, an ethos at the very core of the Relentless Energy … There’s more →

Sponsored Post: Top Fathers’ Day Gifts

  By Darren Byrne | June 15, 2010 - 10:05 pm | Site News, Sponsored, The Culch
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In a first experimental post, we were asked by GiftsDirect.com to have a look across their range and pick out our favourite Father’s Day Gifts. All of the content is my own, but each items I talk about is available from GiftsDirect.com. I’d love to hear your thoughts. Happy Father’s Day Socks, a funny card with some vague reference to Golf, a new jacket that he’ll never wear, a pint down the local? Are these the usual gifts you get your dad on Father’s Day? WHY? There’s so much more out there. Depending on what type of a man he is, there is so much to choose from. Here’s my top suggestions for Father’s Day gifts. For the Adventurous Dad, how about sending him on the Rally Driving Experience. Granted, maybe he’s already a maniac driver, maybe he already goes too fast and takes chances on rough terrain. But this … There’s more →