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As a Kerry native, Maria Moynihan has been neighbours with Limerick all of her life; but only recently discovered just how much the city- and county- has to offer.
It was actually a rugby injury that made Nicolas Roche spend more time on the bike. Now having retired from professional cycling, he looks back on his career with Anne O’Donoghue.
When holidaying in Ireland, it might rain, kids will constantly look for food and you will most definitely forget to bring something. It isotally worth it, for the people you meet writes Amii McKeever
This summer a trip to the Aran Islands is about as close as many of us will get to leaving the country. On a recent visit to Inishmore Anne O’Donoghue thought it was a pretty good alternative
Karen Weekes is aiming to become the first Irish woman and the 20th woman in the world to row the Atlantic solo. From mental to physical, preparations are very much underway, writes Anne O’Donoghue.
While the COVID-19 lockdown has created challenges, many people are using the extra time at home to learn a new skill, revive an old hobby or pursue a longheld passion, writes Maria Moynihan.
Paddy Flynn from Waterford and Dáithí Harrison from Tipperary are cycling from Australia to Ireland to raise money for charity. Paddy, from a farm in Rathgormack, is chronicling their journey
Paddy Flynn from Waterford and Dáithí Harrison from Tipperary are cycling from Australia to Ireland to raise money for charity. Paddy, from a farm in Rathgormack, is chronicling their journey
Paddy Flynn from Waterford and Daithí Harrison from Tipperary are cycling from Australia to Ireland to raise money for charity. Paddy, from a farm in Rathgormack, is chronicling their journey.
Paddy Flynn from Waterford and Daithí Harrison from Tipperary are cycling from Australia to Ireland to raise money for charity. Paddy, from a farm in Rathgormack, is chronicling their journey.