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IT was seven in the morning and journalist Sinead O’Carroll was heading to work when some men in a car started cat-calling and wolf whistling
LAST week I wrote about the wines of Gozo. From the north of that Maltese island, you can – if the day is clear and
IT has been a very good year for women’s sport, culminating in some thrilling contests at Wimbledon. For me, it started last summer with the
THE island of Gozo lies between Sicily and Malta. Politically it is part of Malta, but it is very different from the bigger island with
ON the day of the big Pride parade I was in Dublin for a play at the Abbey. Michel Tremblay’s The Unmanageable Sisters was written
By EMILY BYRNE IT’S the plague that doesn’t seem to go away for some. And and when acne persists – even after every lotion, potion
FEW of us return from a holiday in Spain without having shared at least one jug of sangria. It’s not that the Spanish try to
THE roll-call of English prime ministers is long and distinguished, stretching back 500 years and more. It takes in my own namesake, the Great Cardinal,
I’M a-going where the water tastes like wine, sang Woody Guthrie. Never been there myself. Sadly, I have been to places where the wine tastes
IF you live in the county of Kilkenny, let me offer you my congratulations. You are to become the part-owner of an airport. Well, to
