Divorce in Ireland – still too slow and too painful

Opinion piece by Angela Nurse Divorce in Ireland has long since emerged from the Dark Ages. What was once an unthinkable sin in a church dominated society is now socially acceptable, albeit still often emotionally draining for the couple involved and their children. Great progress was made with the Family Law Act 2019. Among other… Continue reading Divorce in Ireland – still too slow and too painful

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Tree of Life Tattoos – ideas and meanings

Tree of Life tattoos offer a stunning way to express yourself with wonderful designs, steeped in ancient significance and meaning. They have become increasingly popular in recent years with young people looking for something both visually appealing and spiritually significant.

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Brendan Kavanagh – genius piano player with 2 priceless gifts

Brendan Kavanagh, better known as DrKBoogieWoogie, is an Irish born pianist living in Britain. He has become a YouTube celebrity thanks to his unique approach to playing public pianos in railway stations and airports. Kavanagh’s boogiewoogie style is undoubtedly brilliant but it’s also his ability to engage with passers-by and get them to perform with… Continue reading Brendan Kavanagh – genius piano player with 2 priceless gifts

What is an Irish goodbye? Here are some interesting theories

Most people, not just in Ireland, will have performed an ‘Irish goodbye’ at some point in their lives. Many have also been enjoying a good night out when someone has given them an Irish goodbye as well. But what exactly is it and why is it called an Irish goodbye?

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Irish-Americans feel connected to heritage for more than a century

Irish Americans still feel a strong connection to their heritage today, even though most have ancestors that emigrated across the Atlantic more than three generations ago. That is according to a survey carried out by Change Research by the Glucksman Ireland House at New York University, and Council for Irish American Relations.

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