Top 5 foods to eat after a night out in Malta

Apr 27 2023

After a long night out, sometimes all you crave is some greasy and satisfying fast food. While fast food may not always be the healthiest option, it can be a convenient and quick fix for those late-night cravings. Here are five fast food options that are perfect for satisfying your post-night out hunger.

Turkish

A post-party institution: the Turkish Doner Kebab is a tasty and satisfying option that is perfect for those late-night cravings. This traditional dish is made of marinated meat (usually lamb, chicken or beef) cooked on a vertical spit, sliced and served in a warm pita bread with salad and sauce. It’s a filling and delicious option that is sure to satisfy your hunger.

McDonald’s

If you’re in the mood for a classic burger, look no further than a McDonald’s burger. This Golden Arches’ iconic sandwiches offer the perfect post-party indulgence and we’ve all been their at least once in our lives.. It’s a filling and satisfying option that is perfect for satisfying those late-night cravings.

Pastizzi

Of late nights and Serkin outings. These delicious pastries are made with flaky dough and filled with either ricotta, peas or chicken if you’re feeling a little rebellious.. The popular street food has graced the palates of thousands upon thousands of clubbers throughout the years and we don’t see the trend dying down any soon.

Hot Dogs

Hot dogs are a classic fast food option that are perfect for satisfying your late-night hunger. Whether you like yours with ketchup, mustard, onions, or chili, hot dogs are a quick and easy option that are perfect for when you’re on the go.

Fried Chicken

Last but not least, fried chicken is a popular fast food option that is perfect for those late-night cravings. Whether you prefer a bucket of fried chicken or a crispy chicken sandwich, there are plenty of options to choose from that will satisfy your hunger.

In conclusion, there are plenty of fast food options that are perfect for satisfying your post-night out hunger. Whether you’re in the mood for a classic burger, a unique wrap, or a comforting bowl, there is something for everyone at your local fast food joint. So next time you find yourself with late-night cravings, give one of these options a try.

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Birkirkara make it to Izibet FA Trophy final after 4-3 win

Apr 27 2023

Birkirkara make it through to Izibet FA Trophy final after their 4-3 victory over Mosta last Wednesday, making this the Stripes’ twelfth appearance in the final.

Birkirkara won the competition five times, but the last time this occurred was 2015. Last Wednesday’s match was a dramatic back and forth between Birkirkara and Mosta, leading to 7 total goals and close calls.

Unfortunately for Mosta, the defeat means that their chances of getting a spot in the UEFA Europa Conference League are not very likely.

Birkirkara will face Marsaxlokk next in the final for the 2022/23 Izibet FA trophy.

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5 things you can do if you’re off on Workers Day

Apr 27 2023

Workers Day, also known as Labor Day, is a public holiday celebrated around the world on May 1st. It’s a day to recognise and honour the contributions of workers and their impact on society. It’s also an opportunity to take a break from the daily grind and enjoy some well-deserved downtime. Here are a few ideas on how you can make the most of Workers Day.

Relax and Recharge

After working hard all year, take some time to relax and recharge. Sleep in, read a book, or binge-watch your favourite TV show. Do whatever you need to do to rejuvenate your mind and body.

Spend Time Outdoors

May 1st is a great day to enjoy the outdoors. Take a hike, go for a bike ride, or have a picnic in the park. Getting outside and breathing in some fresh air is a great way to clear your mind and lift your spirits.

Go To A Party

Not like there’s ever a need for an excuse to go to a party, but First of May is an annual appointment for local clubbers, with parties being organised all across Malta as revellers dance the night away to the carefully-curated soundtrack of Malta’s DJs.

Explore Your City

Take advantage of the day off and explore your city. Check out a new neighbourhood, try a new restaurant, or visit a local attraction you’ve been meaning to see. You might discover something new and exciting in your own backyard.

Visit Nanna

Last but not least, Workers Day is a great opportunity to spend time with family. If you have grandparents, why not pay them a visit? Catch up on old times, share some stories, and enjoy each other’s company. It’s a simple yet meaningful way to connect with the people who matter most.

In conclusion, Workers Day is a time to rest, recharge, and enjoy the company of loved ones. Whether you choose to spend the day outdoors, indoors, or with family, make sure you take some time to appreciate the value of hard work and the importance of rest. Happy Workers Day!

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Why do we celebrate Workers Day & where did it come from?

Apr 27 2023

May 1st marks an important day for workers around the world. Known as International Workers’ Day, May Day has its roots in a historic movement for workers’ rights that began in the late 19th century.

Back in the day, workers were often subjected to harsh working conditions, long hours, and low pay. In the United States, workers formed labor unions and went on strikes to demand better treatment. One of the most significant labor strikes in the US took place in 1886 when thousands of workers in Chicago went on strike for an eight-hour workday.

The movement for workers’ rights gained momentum across the world, and in 1889, an international organisation called the Second International was formed. The organisation declared May 1st as International Workers’ Day to commemorate the struggle for an eight-hour workday and workers’ rights.

Delegates of the international at the 1907 Stuttgart congress

Since then, workers around the world have celebrated May Day with rallies, parades, and demonstrations. The day is a reminder of the hard-fought battles that workers have faced to secure better conditions for themselves and their families.

In Malta, locals also join in on the celebrations, with a plethora of parties, political rallies and mass gatherings taking place across the island.

So, as you enjoy your day off on May Day, remember the sacrifices that have been made to secure workers’ rights. Happy International Workers’ Day!

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