Fire Below (A War of Words) opens up the deepest wounds of politics and friendship
By Laura Lynott WE all yearn to be loved but no matter how much we wish for an impossible dream,
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Gaza child named Eileen in tribute to Ireland and the Irish ‘family’ she’s never met
By Laura Lynott A granddad is dreaming of a Christmas wish – that he might finally meet a little girl
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What Put The Blood review – The Peacock
By Laura Lynott To be greeted by scenes of slash hooks and metal at the Peacock was not something I’d
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The Rubberbandits use comedy to deal with the saddest of issues, suicide
By Joyce Rubotham @seoighee The Rubberbandits have been described as“hardcore gangster rap” in a recent review but I’ve followed their songs and
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Jennifer falls for Donegal
By Jennifer Betts Aside from the tumultuous Irish weather, my summer is going pretty well so far. I’ve had one
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We all have to help others through suicide distress says our expert Caitriona
By Caitriona McMahon Upon discovery of someone in suicidal distress the first thing you should do is take a deep
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Author opens up about her own personal fight against adversity
By Cathy McCarthy We all face challenges as we continue to navigate through life. I was presented with a very
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Room is dark but ignites the imagination and opens the heart
By Laura Lynott The stage adaption of the haunting yet charming movie and book, Room is a roller coaster ride
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30-something Dub calls for decent nights out in city for older clubbers
By Jennifer Betts Tonight I’m gonna party like its 1999, for I’ll be 18 ’til I die. Okay, enough with
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Dear Diary tonight is really hard…
Dear Diary, How do you run from something that is invisible? How do you hide from what you cannot see?
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