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Category: Arts & Culture
Food with passion: Irish Farmhouse Chicken Casserole
I have published this recipe previously, a few years back, but over the weekend as the weather was so dull, wet and ...
Nature on our doorsteps: Survival experts
A ‘weed’ is simply a plant that grows where we do not want it to grow. While many see a Dandelion in ...
Feel It: In the running for Irish song of the year
Blessington singer-songwriter Bobbi Arlo’s upbeat, ethereal track ‘Feel It’ is in the running to be crowned Irish Song of the Year at ...
Rising Sons at The Civic: Genre-spanning, energetic show
George Murphy and the Rising Sons will be bringing their genre-spanning, energetic show to the Civic Theatre stage on Saturday, February 19. ...
Food with passion: Sprinkle Cake Tray Bake
This is a really fun cake recipe that brings me back to my childhood. Colourful, full of sprinkles, perfect for kid’s parties, ...
Nature on our doorsteps: How many legs?
Millipedes and centipedes are members of the largest and most successful grouping of animals in the world, the Arthropods. This grouping also ...
Stolen From Her Mother: New novel by Rachel Wesson
A novel which explores the devastating impact of the Magdalene Laundries through the gripping story of an orphan has recently been released ...
Dancing with The Stars: Local Dancers trot to the next round
Four local professional dancers again avoided being eliminated on RTÉ’s ‘Dancing with the Stars’ on Sunday evening – with their dazzling performances ...
Food with passion: Apple Crumble Cake with Caramel & Apple Icing
The past few weeks I’ve focussed on healthier, lighter and even some vegetarian recipes as most people like to kick start the ...
Nature on our doorsteps: The first of the yellow spring flowers
One of our earliest native plants to flower every year is the Hazel bush. Sometimes as early as January, Hazel’s drooping stems ...