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Paul Lynch may have gotten kicked out of his English Leaving Cert class but that didn’t stop him from going on to become a Booker Prize winner, writes Dee Laffan.
The craft of bladesmithing, the art of making knives, has seen a sharp increase in the past few years, and Irish bladesmith Holly Loftus has carved out her place among the best, writes Dee Laffan.
After a decade-long absence from the Dublin stage, Marie Jones’ hilarious comedy play is back, but be warned, this show may contain hot flashes, laughter and Daniel O’Donnell fever, writes Dee Laffan.
Have you ever found solace in cooking dinner or baking bread? Then whet your appetite, and sharpen your skills with our top 10 classes, writes Dee Laffan.
As musical acts, events and festivals kick off across the island in the coming weeks, we’ve picked out a few that are upcoming that we know will get you in the mood for summer, writes Dee Laffan.
Jim Wilson and Mark Carmody have had their eyes on Ireland’s bird population for years. Their new guide gives a wealth of information to help you achieve your birdwatching goals, writes Dee Laffan.
Wexford company Bean & Goose creates distinctive and delicious chocolate, and it’s their efforts to do something special without compromising quality that has shaped their story, writes Dee Laffan.
Have you ever read a book that really left an impression? Author Katie O’Donoghue writes children’s books in which the stories go a lot deeper than they first appear, writes Dee Laffan.
Investing in your clothes, it’s not just the money spent, but how you care for them that makes them last. Laura De Barra has a plethora of practical tips in her new advice bible, writes Dee Laffan.
The Hunt Museum in Limerick is an iconic historical institution. Newly appointed director Teresa Crowley speaks about what makes the museum so special, writes Dee Laffan.