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Edye Raines looks from spangle-rimmed sunglasses when asked whether she is the same person now as she was before the Oklahoma ...
In Northern Ireland this week, golf dominated everything and the talk has not been of orange or green but of Rory McIlroy and ...
Peter McLoughlin has conducted a funeral for a relative in Co Tipperary as the priest was on leave. He “led the prayers alone ...
There are lots of museums and exhibitions and there is so much to do here especially in the summer when there are so many ...
Most sensible people might be anti-war, but just as many are in favour of certain wars. And pacifism just doesn’t make for ...
Road safety group renews criticism over unaccompanied learners and those renewing permits without sitting tests ...
New Yorker comes with its fabulous cargo of reportage, fiction, memoir, graphic art, poetry and some eclectic pieces that ...
The poet and author discusses the aesthetics of his writing, his relationship to Irishness, and his liberating debut novel, ...
Number 63 Baggot Street, in the heart of the city’s Georgian core, was the childhood home of the painter Francis Bacon. Over ...
US president’s supportive moves on crypto-currency may appeal to Stripe’s Collison brothers and Intercom boss Eoghan McCabe ...
Despite full employment, a new survey suggests Irish people are increasingly concerned about the economic outlook ...
Much as with any industry, Dublin’s hotels are unlikely to be too accommodating to any new tax. Talk of their bête noire – ...