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Many have art as a hobby, but Eva Harrington has taken her love for art a step further, as she tells Ilka Denker about her studies in the National College of Art and Design in Dublin.
In our Rise series exploring resilience, Maria Moynihan talks to Aoife Kirwan, who lost her baby son Rory in 2016, and now supports other bereaved parents on their journey of loss and love.
For all your mother has given you, she probably deserves the world. Until we can make that happen, spoil your mom with one of these lovely gifts, all from Irish businesses. Ilka Denker writes.
Having moved from Bermuda to Barrow after falling for a butcher, artist Amanda Bentley Curran has found everything she needs to inspire her on the Kerry coast. In conversation with Maria Moynihan.
Is our Desperate Farmwife a bit of an ice queen, or is she just feeling jaded by the lack of change in the lives of married mothers over the years? It’s hard to say.
From the good to the bad, the happy and the sad, most people have memories associated with Valentine’s Day. Here members of the Irish Country Living and Irish Farmers Journal team share theirs.
When Margaret Leahy was widowed at 49, she was scared of what the future might hold. As part of a new series exploring resilience, Rise, she tells Maria Moynihan how she found her feet again.