Hetty Lawlor (17) from Kilmeena, Co Mayo has won the 64th Texaco Children’s Art Competition for her portrait study of a young neighbour titled ” Gráinne”. Her entry, which she…
Read MoreHetty Lawlor (17) from Kilmeena, Co Mayo has won the 64th Texaco Children’s Art Competition for her portrait study of a young neighbour titled ” Gráinne”. Her entry, which she…
Read MoreWe’ve compiled an eclectic mix of the top five things to do in Europe this summer that will give a good burst to your holidays. There is something for everyone…
Read MoreRetirement can be an uncertain time for most of us. Trying to adequatley fill your days can be a problem for alot of people when they have finished their working…
Read MoreHave you spent all week looking at spreadsheets or stuck in meetings? Want to get out and do something creative? Planning a company off-site or team building day? Or do…
Read MoreMentalist and magician Keith Barry is presenting a live performance of his new show “Magic Madhouse” in University Concert Hall Limerick this Thursday, February 22nd. The event starts at 8pm…
Read MoreHow we introduce ourselves to someone new can reveal a lot about the type of person we are. Traditionally in most countries throughout the world people tend to greet one…
Read MoreIt’s a problem as old as time itself. You’ve organised a gathering of friends to come over for dinner and drinks. The food is ready; there is plenty of fine…
Read MoreDo you like your curry hot, spicy or mild? In light of National Curry Week this week (October 9th-15th), here are a few facts you may not have known about…
Read MoreSometimes, carrying a copy of your favourite book with you just isn’t convenient. That 1,000 page novel you’d love to re-read may be way too heavy and bulky to bring…
Read MoreThere’s certainly no shortage of apps that claim to boost your brainpower by having you pop numbered balloons in ascending order or drop blocks into obligingly shaped gaps. But does…
Read MoreCrone Woods and Maulin Mountain trail is one of the finest walks in Wicklow Enroute you will take in the smashing views of Powerscourt Waterfall, Great Sugar Loaf, panoramic views…
Read MoreTake in the very best Avondale has to offer: Avonmore River, a diverse and wide range of trees and fantastic views. As well as passing a variety of tree species,…
Read MoreGolf is a sport enjoyed by many around the globe. So it comes as no surprise that there are golf courses everywhere, with even more being constructed to satisfy all…
Read MoreNothing ruins walks or hikes in the great outdoors like an unforgiving furious swarm of midges. Ill-prepared walkers will more likely find themselves futilely swiping them away and scratching furiously…
Read MoreIreland’s offshore islands are a paradise for walkers, offering a remarkable variety of trails – from short looped walks and strolls to lengthy hikes that will really blast away the…
Read MoreSummer is here and the sun is out so no better time to kick back with some cold, refreshing cocktails. Whether it’s BBQs, dinner parties, lounging in your garden or…
Read MoreHowth Head, a peninsula 15km northeast of Dublin City, has been immortalised in James Joyce’s Ulysses. Howth is a bustling village with plenty of attractions on offer to visitors –…
Read MoreWant to climb a mountain? Torc Mountain is a straightforward one to tackle, with rewarding 360-degree views out over Killarney town and lakes, Muckross House, Killarney National Park and MacGillycuddy’s…
Read MoreOur lists of recommended podcasts have proved exceedingly popular; hardly surprising given that podcasts are very much in vogue these days. An increase in digital media consumption and the genre’s…
Read MoreUndoubtedly one of the highlights of walking in Wicklow. This linear walk takes you from Bray to Greystones (or vice-versa) along a breathtaking coastal path. As well as the stunning…
Read MoreIreland’s longest longest off-road walking and cycling experience, the Waterford Greenway, officially opened over the weekend – just in time for summer. Costing €15 million, The Waterford Greenway is a…
Read MoreIt’s estimated Irish households throw away on average one third of food they buy every week – ie. it never reaches the table or the portions are far too big,…
Read MoreThe name Portumna derives from the Irish Port Omna, meaning the landing place of the oak tree. Portumna Forest Park was acquired in 1948 and covers almost 450 hectares. It…
Read MoreSpring is in the air and before you know it, your garden will be an abundance of life once again. This time of year is all about preparation so you…
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