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SO, last Saturday. Storm Kathleen. Status Orange weather warnings for five counties and high wind warnings in force for the country. The national...
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WHEN I met a fellow Irishwoman in Palestine, I asked her what she says when people ask her if it is a dangerous place. “I say that there is one...
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THERE’S a programme on Channel 4 at the moment called Four In A Bed. It’s a competition that goes on for a week, with a cash prize at the end for...
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HOW do I apply for or renew my driving licence? NDLS Online is the most efficient way to apply for or renew your driving licence or learner permit....
THE disappearance of children from the streets began in the middle of the 20th century and coincided with the rise in popularity of cars and the...
WHEN social media connects us to animal rights and conservation causes that we care about, we can find ourselves exposed to traumatic content that can...
OK, I thought, time to stop the moaning. Time to step up to the plate here. Minutes earlier, a large car had screamed up behind me, swerved around my...
I WILL be voting Yes and Yes in the upcoming referendum. I welcome the Government’s attempt to deal with this thorny issue. There has been more than...
SADLY, this month, the death of a person due to a measles infection occurred in Ireland. This is a huge tragedy for any family to cope with, but...
THE Virtual Online Inclusive Communities for Empowerment,(VOICE) initiated by the Independent Living Movement Ireland (ILMI) is reaching out to...
AS we reach the second anniversary of the start of the Ukraine war, Ireland needs to take time to reflect on how our support made a significant and...
FOR the past two decades, I have spent large chunks of time on the Iveragh Peninsula, travelling the roads, by- ways and mountain paths in every type...
THE State Pension (Non-Contributory) is a means-tested payment. The Department of Social Protection examines all your sources of income to get a State...
THE bounce-back for the hospitality sector post-Covid has been incredible, but issues such as flight capacity, the use of hotels and guesthouses to...
THE guests at this week’s launch of the Lord Mayor’s Community and Voluntary Awards offer an insight into the range of organisations which can and...
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