Tuesday, February 09 2010

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Let's dance to the song

Sunday February 07 2010

THE first time singer Paula Flynn saw Greg McAteer was when he walked into the auditorium during her gig with Jinx Lennon.

Broken teeth, injured fingers - these girls love their sport

Monday February 01 2010

The girls of the under 13 camogie team in Na Fianna GAA Club in Dublin's Glasnevin have an impressive list of injuries, but nothing can stop them when it comes to playing the game!

Fans in the frame to raise Haiti funds

Saturday January 30 2010

GLEN Hansard played live in a fan's living room last night after he and his friend paid €6,500 on eBay for the privilege.

Anna smiles back at suffering

Sunday January 10 2010

'Some things will happen to us that we can't control, and the only thing we can control is how we handle it, and how we move forward." This is the philosophy of author Anna McPartlin, who radiates an amazing life-affirming humour and positivity that belies the fact that her life has been beset by difficulties that would floor most people.

'Storm Troopers' fought 1982 freeze

Thursday January 07 2010

IN the big freeze of January 1982, temperatures dropped so low that home-heating oil froze in tanks and blocks of ice floated down the River Liffey.

Stirring up memories with trip to Penny Lane

Sunday January 03 2010

IF there was any justice in the world then my late friend Christy Egan would have been at one of the most extraordinary Irish concerts of this or any other century -- I'm referring to, of course, Paul McCartney's December gig at the 02 in Dublin.

The sky's the limit for your New Year's resolutions . . .

Thursday December 31 2009

At this time of year a familiar phenomenon occurs in Irish society: the sudden desire for self-improvement and better, healthier living. Ah yes, the annual virus of New Year resolutions, multiplying and growing and laying waste to the population in terrible numbers.