Empty Nest Syndrome

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For the last ten days, my two older sons have been away from home.
The Eldest travelled with his school on a rugby tour and Middle son went to Irish College in Waterford. Youngest son stayed at home. He had mixed feelings about being the sole object of my attention: he  loved the empty house but when I suggested we could go on [...]

Freewheelin’ in Donnybrook

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My car broke down the other night. It was a typical hectic Monday evening for me; collect the young­est from GAA at 6pm, then head up to Donnybrook for the eldest who finishes soccer at 6.30 and the mid­dle guy, same venue but he didn’t finish until 7.oopm. I brought along my Stephen King book [...]

The Ultimate Boot Camp Challenge

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Fun, frolics and fitness at Delaney’s Hurling & Football Club in aid of Chernobyl Children International
Aisling Moran finalist, ‘Do the Right Thing’ RTE volunteer challenge series and a team of volunteers launched ‘The Ultimate Boot Camp Challenge’ in aid of Chernobyl Children International today at Murphy’s Rock, Cork. The team is preparing for what promises [...]

Cork’s first permanent hotel wedding room

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Corks First Permanent Hotel Wedding Room Opened last Weekend
Weddings are a costly business as every bride and groom knows, so to help ease the burden and take some pressure off the organisation of their big day, The Maryborough Hotel & Spa in Douglas, is opening ‘The Wedding Room’ which offers exclusive discounts to couples for [...]

Jelly Boy

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By Geraldine Blake
Don’t you just love bank holiday Mondays? There was a time in my misguided youth when I hated them because everything shut down but now I have come to appreciate the opportunity to tune out and recharge the batteries.
I woke up about 9.30 am. My husband was still asleep. I could hear the [...]

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