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Aoife BarryTheJournal |
Amid talk about Dublin’s market redevelopment, Barry looks at the success of Cork’s English Market.
Aoife Barry writes that progress doesn’t have to mean taking the wrecking ball to parts of Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre.
The journalist and author was witness to much of the violence and disorder in Dublin last night.
In the wake of the accusations against Russell Brand, the journalist and writer questions how far have we truely come?
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