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SAMANTHA RAWSON is Ireland’s best known dog trainer and behaviourist. She is known throughout the country for her television and regular radio appearances on RTÉ’s Ray
There used to be a children’s television programme about Billy Bean “who built a machine to see what it could do … he made it
When the idea of a new national children’s hospital was first mooted I was the father of young girls. I sincerely hoped our family would
Whatever happened to rounding? No, not rounders – although, come to think of it, it’s years since I last saw anyone playing that old family
RTE paid Ryan Tubridy €495,000 in 2019. A senior staff nurse in a public hospital earns €48,736 a year. The national broadcaster paid the money
I sometimes wonder if there is an office in the Department of Foreign Affairs charged with finding Irish roots for American presidents. If so, they
Before America introduced national prohibition in 1920, an anti-drink campaigner by the name of Pussyfoot Johnson attempted to bring it in state by state. If
Today is set to be a historic day as the report into the Mother and Baby Homes is finally published. The existence of Mother and
SAMANTHA RAWSON is Ireland’s best known dog trainer and behaviourist. She is known throughout the country for her television and regular radio appearances on RTÉ’s Ray
Around this time last year I was enjoying a long weekend in Clare, a Christmas present from my daughters who joined me on the trip.
