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SO here comes Easter, meandering from March to May like a drunk who can’t find his way home. Late again, I see. I had a
I WAS in Manchester on the day Theresa May first announced she had secured a deal with the European Union. I recalled the visit this
BACK in the Seventies, no trendy home was without a Chianti bottle. Some people even drank the wine, but the key thing was the rotund
IT’S been a very good week for those of us who have campaigned for far greater supports for those living with autism. But, far more
LAST week I mentioned, in passing, the two types of Prosecco on sale in Ireland – frizzante and spumante. A number of readers (well, one’s
I BOUGHT my first home computer more than 30 years ago. It was a huge contraption. The actual computer rested in a box on the
WHAT’S your mum’s favourite tipple, asks a flier that has popped into my email basket. I didn’t have a mum. I had a mam, sometimes
KEN Livingstone was London’s first directly-elected mayor. Although he loved the job he thought the position should never have been created. “I was always opposed
THE late Simon Hoggart, a fine political journalist who also wrote about wine, recalled the most ridiculous description he had ever read of a wine,
THE leader of the Kilkenny Islamic Centre, Iman Ebrahim Ndure, has issued an open invitation to the people of Kilkenny to attend a free cultural
