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The Book Corner: Stedman is well worth the wait

After 14 years, the reclusive author returns with an epic tale about love, loss and consequences.

FEATURES 1 April 2026

The Book Corner: Stedman is well worth the wait

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‘FBD Trust is celebrating 50 years, with €70m paid out in philanthropic support’

‘FBD Trust is celebrating 50 years, with €70m paid out in philanthropic support’

KATHERINE O'LEARY 10 December 2025

Making connections around the kitchen table

Making connections around the kitchen table

L2 19 November 2025

Folklore: Old Ways to New Days – the stories behind our traditions

Folklore: Old Ways to New Days – the stories behind our traditions

Folklore: Old Ways to New Days – the stories behind our traditions

L2 1 October 2025

Spilling the tea with Maître D'

Spilling the tea with Maître D'

Spilling the tea with Maître D'

NEWS 27 August 2025

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Moss’s novel is ripe for reading

Moss’s novel is ripe for reading

Based in Ireland, Sarah Moss has written an evocative work that will set readers thinking.

BOOKS 1 January 1970

The Book Corner: make room for this fine debut

The Book Corner: make room for this fine debut

Set in 1980s Wales, Anthony Shapland’s first novel tells the story of a forbidden love.

BOOKS 1 January 1970

Dermot Whelan: too busy to sleep and too wrecked to care

Dermot Whelan: too busy to sleep and too wrecked to care

Dermot Whelan has flipped the idea of meditation on its head proving it has no set rules and can resonate with anyone – including the lads wrecked after the calving season.

FEATURES 1 January 1970

Editorial: ‘some parents have concerns around the hot school lunches'

Editorial: ‘some parents have concerns around the hot school lunches'

Some parents have highlighted their concerns around the nutritional standards of the School Meals programme, and we want our readers to have their say.

EDITORIAL 1 January 1970

The Book Corner: Seán Hewitt’s decadent debut

The Book Corner: Seán Hewitt’s decadent debut

A story of the possibilities of love in all its forms.

FEATURES 1 January 1970

'The little white book is missing... how do I tell Tim?'

'The little white book is missing... how do I tell Tim?'

When Katherine realised the important record book was probably gone for good, she had to come clean.

KATHERINE O'LEARY 1 January 1970

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Why this Kilkenny farmer switched to a 45m Amazone self-propelled sprayer

James O’Reilly is a tillage farmer based in north Kilkenny, near a village called Ballyragget.

Why this Kilkenny farmer switched to a 45m Amazone self-propelled sprayer