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Fiona adapts to an ever-changing media landscape

Fiona adapts to an ever-changing media landscape

Sat, 08 Jun, 2024

The world of media is a fascinating one – and it’s constantly evolving.
US devotion to Trump is simply a mystery

US devotion to Trump is simply a mystery

Fri, 07 Jun, 2024

For political egg-heads the prospect of three elections – local, EU and general – is manna from heaven but for those who at best tolerate elections, not so much! And not too far ahead, for the really smitten election enthusiast, there’s the added ...
We don't need an Ireland of fear and loathing

We don't need an Ireland of fear and loathing

Thu, 06 Jun, 2024

What does it mean to be Irish?As a country with a long history of emigration, we are very aware of how fluid it can be. Someone may not be born here but may consider themselves more Irish than me or you.
Let's hear it for the female election hopefuls

Let's hear it for the female election hopefuls

Wed, 05 Jun, 2024

I defer to no man or woman or binary or non-binary person(s) in my admiration for the female of the species. I just have a natural inclination to respect, admire, appreciate and worship the species.
Palestinian crisis needs more than Irish blarney

Palestinian crisis needs more than Irish blarney

Wed, 05 Jun, 2024

Taoiseach Simon Harris has elevated Ireland into the Palestinian statehood discourse with studied diplomacy.
The most important task this week is to vote

The most important task this week is to vote

Wed, 05 Jun, 2024

What can we expect from the local and European elections? Who will win the battle between the parties, and which candidates will win the battles within them? Just how well will independents do, and what will be the deciding issues and factors? Will ...
Pope Francis' volte-face is totally unexpected

Pope Francis' volte-face is totally unexpected

Tue, 04 Jun, 2024

Pope Francis gives interviews all the time and has no problem, even in the most informal of circumstances, delivering off-the-cuff remarks to the delight of reporters, ever anxious to file up-to-the-minute copy.
The humble donkey served rural Ireland well

The humble donkey served rural Ireland well

Sun, 02 Jun, 2024

I heard a nice story recently about a man who lived on the side of a steep hill. When bringing home his turf from the bog with his ass and cart, he would have to take off half the load as he neared home.
Ireland's enduring love affair with the potato

Ireland's enduring love affair with the potato

Sun, 02 Jun, 2024

I often notice the old abandoned potato ridges of Famine times as the light of evening highlights them in small fields high on the Ox Mountains.
Foxford's Anne Marie is enjoying the challenge of senior role in Coca-Cola

Foxford's Anne Marie is enjoying the challenge of senior role in Coca-Cola

Sat, 01 Jun, 2024

Anne Marie Coleman lives a jet-set life in her role at Coca-Cola. As Chief of Staff to the Head of HR for the entire company, the role is undoubtedly demanding and rewarding in equal measure. She is married to Kevin and they have three daughters.
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