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Wexford company’s charity football match raises funds for men’s mental health charity
4+ hour, 25+ min ago (578+ words) A Wexford mental health charity has thanked one of Wexford’s most established companies for holding a charity football match which saw the office staff take on the production floor team. Last month, Kent Stainless held their annual Mick Driscoll Memorial…...
My Money: ‘I’m always shocked when people try to undertip in restaurants – I have to say something’
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (226+ words) Sinéad Gleeson is a writer, editor and broadcaster from Dublin. In 2019, her collection of personal essays, Constellations: Refections from Life, was released and won the Non-Fiction Book of the Year at the Irish Book Awards. Her debut novel, Hagstone, followed…...
Gina London: ‘Hey, y’all, I wrote a book! And it might help you better connect with other people’
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (252+ words) Loyal readers of this column know that I like to bring you into my life. You’ve heard about my daughter’s graduation and my now-empty nest, my quest to become an Irish citizen, visits home to my family in America and…...
September reset: Five powerful questions you should ask yourself this month
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (279+ words) September has a way of sending us racing back to routine. Maybe it’s ingrained from our school days, but the calendars fill up, the pace picks up and suddenly we’re back doing what we’ve always done. Earlier, GAA president Jarlath…...
Kildare syndicate in shock over lotto win — ‘It was one of those moments you'll never forget’
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (399+ words) An online syndicate from Co Kildare said they still remain in a state of shock and disbelief following their recent lotto win. The syndicate enjoyed a memorable visit to Lottery HQ after winning €123,836 in the Saturday, August 29, lotto draw after…...
Meet the Romanian family behind Wicklow eatery inspired by duck and hat collection
1+ week, 1+ day ago (361+ words) A collection of ducks and hats on the landing of a family home in Kildare might seem an unlikely starting point to name a Wicklow cafe, but for Roxana, Eugen and Vlad Plagie the assortment of headwear and waterfowl provided…...
France’s sacred food culture faces an existential reckoning
1+ week, 2+ day ago (416+ words) Nayla Razzouk, Agnieszka de Sousa and Jinshan Hong At the Marché International de Rungis, the giant wholesale food market known as ‘The belly of Paris’, cheese supplier Philippe Ammiche finds it increasingly difficult to navigate the endless stacks of boxes…...
Cork content-creator teacher Tadgh urges students to ‘not give up your hobbies’ as teen stress rises
1+ week, 2+ day ago (347+ words) Nine out of 10 parents in Ireland say their teen feels stressed on a regular basis, as the return of school swings into its second full week. Only €2/monthfor first 3 months Cork climber’s painful new motivation to win in his brother’s…...
Threat of fuel protests grows as diesel tops €2 a litre at 350 forecourts
1+ week, 2+ day ago (303+ words) Charlie Weston and Ken Foy There are fears of renewed fuel protests as diesel prices are expected to pass the €2-a-litre mark at the pumps this weekend. Iarnród Éireann report line will remain closed between Westport and Athlone until further…...
Why this New York Times journalist is shining an international spotlight on a 16th century Galway castle
2+ week, 1+ day ago (946+ words) A castle which has stood proudly in Galway for over 500 years, serving down through the centuries as a police barracks, a hospital and in latter years as a tourist destination before closing due to safety reasons in 2022, is the focus…...