Pope urges all to respect nature and go green
More than 4,500 Catholic churches and schools here in England and Wales have switched to renewable gas and electricity supplied by British Gas in...
Powerday keeping Olympic dreams burning bright
By Damian Dolan
The Olympics dreams of 11 talented young boxers moved a step closer last week, as Powerday announced its 2019/20 bursary...
No ‘obvious signs’ of Brexodus to Ireland
The number of people swapping the UK for Ireland – which has been steadily increasing since the UK voted to leave the EU in...
Sparkle this autumn at Connemara Celtic Crystal
Although The Wild Atlantic boasts both hidden treasures and iconic locations for tourists, there is one Gaeltacht-based stop-off point worth mentioning above the rest: The...
The generational story of Kylemore Abbey
Kylemore Abbey, a Benedictine monastery in Connemara founded in 1920 for Belgian nuns fleeing World War I, has long been a place of interest...
Powerday’s 2012 Olympics legacy
Boxing bursaries for 11 talented Londoners were announced this week by Irish-owned London waste disposal and recycling firm Powerday.
The company’s owner Mick Crossan...
Why the humble act of walking is a superpower
After the release of neuroscientist Professor Shane O’Mara’s first book, Why Torture Doesn’t Work: The Neuroscience of Interrogation, his literary agent, seeking ideas for...
Most firms unprepared for ‘no deal’ Brexit, survey finds
Ireland’s Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has warned Irish businesses to prepare for a potentially perilous no-deal withdrawal by the UK...
Red light for UK cars in Ireland
Motorists with UK-registered vehicles will need green cards to legally drive in Ireland (and other EU countries) in the increasingly likely event of a...
And the sun shone on Crawley…
By Anne Geaghan
The 24th annual Crawley Irish Festival took place in scorching temperatures and with packed entertainment programme at The Hawth Theatre last Sunday....