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LAST week on KilkennyNow.ie, the writer Michael Wolsey argued against the case for directly-elected mayors, basically intimating that they are waste of money. Michael, of
WHEN Irish soccer split, back in 1921, the League of Ireland and its northern equivalent, the Irish League, both inherited what, in business-speak, would be
WINE is produced in a great many countries but I never thought of Canada as one of them. But there it was, on a supermarket
IF there is one thing Ireland doesn’t need it is directly-elected mayors for our cities. If there is one thing it needs even less, it
LET’S face it – plane food is, on the whole, just plain unappetising. Prison food, in some cases, is probably better. When ordering their last
THE Middle East has a good climate for grapes, that’s why wine figures in many Bible stories. But anyone producing wine there needs to be
IN 1995 Albert Reynolds, then Taoiseach, came back from Brussels with €8 billion for regional development. It was the largest single sum Ireland had ever
WITH so many supplements on the market, it can be very confusing to know what vitamins and supplements you really need to take, particularly as
HAVE you been doing dry January? Me too. I had a nice dry Picpoul from the Languedoc, a beautifully crisp Viognier from the same French
HAVE you broken your New Year’s resolution yet? A survey says 75% of resolutions survive the first week of January but only 15% of them
