A little dash of imagination can develop and nourish kids’ minds
By Grainne McCool Our children are getting lost in a world of technology and imaginations are being cut off in
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Month: November 2016
Katie Hopkins & her “playschool politics” are not for me.
By Barry Lord It’s fair to say that last week was monumental, not to mention deeply distressing for anyone with
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Actress warns parents children’s imaginations are being starved with online life
An actress has warned that parents need to be aware that there will be a price to pay if children
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Freckles the Elf is sprinkling Christmas magic on the Global Irish community
By Grainne McCool The story of “Freckles The Elf Christmas Magic In Ireland” is about a little boy called Shaun
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I, Daniel Blake is a Loach classic and a voice for the working class
By Brendan Callaghan Anyone who has even the faintest familiarity with the work of British director Ken Loach will feel
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The fashion frontline: Trend – Embroidery
By Shanel Williams-O’Reilly In a world where the closest us mere mortals get to the magic of Haute Couture is
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Nocturnal Animals – Review
By Brendan Callaghan There’s a moment in Tom Ford’s remarkable new release Nocturnal Animals when, shifting suddenly between the two
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Entrepreneur inspired by mission to make sister’s wheelchair look fashionable
By Laura Lynott A young woman who wanted people to see beyond her teenage sister’s “mechanical” wheelchair and get to
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Dublin woman is doing her bit to combat plastic pollution
By Barry Lord A quick glance at some of our main roads and beaches would suggest that some people really
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Friends and family are vital support for those with mental health issues but who helps the helpers?
By Caitriona McMahon Drop a pebble in water and watch as the ripples travel further than you could have ever
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