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SOME people like to drink a dessert wine with, reasonably enough, their dessert. I like to drink them as my dessert. The sweetness of the
It is 8.14 and I am standing in a corridor on the Misery Express, as regulars call this morning train that runs from Dundalk, in
WITH the prospect of a General Election looming in the New Year, PÁIDÍ MANNING assesses the chances of the 11 candidates who have so far
To chill or not to chill? That is the question. The answer is that a little spell in the fridge is good for many wines,
Boris Johnson has got the general election he wanted and goes to the country buoyed by opinion polls which suggest he could score a landslide
I AM not certain what constitutes a callow youth but I’m pretty sure I was one, way back in the day, when I got a
IT was the first week in October and some neighbours had decorated their homes for Halloween. “They never used to put up the decorations so
IRELAND fared badly in a fat report produced by the OECD to mark World Obesity Day. We have one of the highest rates of obesity
SOME years ago I was given a present of a wine called Gewurtztraminer which, because of its unpronounceable name, I took to be German. A
SAMUEL Johnson said of a dog, trained to walk on its hind legs, that “it is not done well; but you are surprised to find
