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Sophie ClarkeThe Irish News |
Like a lot of people during the pandemic, my family bought a dog. Five years later, Ferdy has accidentally become the central decision-maker in almost...
I don’t know about anyone else but every time I open social media lately, I seem to be met with another major life announcement. Engagements....
If you grew up or were a parent in the early 2000s, chances are a trip to Claire’s Accessories was a regular occurrence. Claire’s was a...
THERE was a genuinely lovely news story this week about a man from Co Down sacrificing his personal best at the Boston Marathon to help a fellow...
FROM the wealth of cooking shows on television, Great British Menu has always been my favourite. For those unfamiliar, it’s a high-stakes...
THERE has been a fair amount of discussion this week after some push-back against the idea that men, or society more broadly, should feel any sense of...
I turned 25 this week. It is around this age that people start to ask the same questions: what do you do, who are you with, where do you live? The...
Last week I attended the annual Queen’s University Fashion Society showcase where student designers presented work shaped by identity, place and...
THERE is something oddly revealing about the queues that form whenever a new chain restaurant opens in the north. Over the past year we have watched...
Over the last few days, while taking a somewhat unreliable bus service into Belfast city centre, we have stopped at a set of traffic lights beside a...
One of the best subject lines you can see land in your inbox on a quiet day in the office often begins with two simple words: press trip. It can mean...
Earlier this week I found myself standing inside a building I had walked past hundreds of times without ever really noticing. The Scottish Mutual...
THE Irish Film and Television Academy Awards took place last night, with a good representation of Northern Irish actors among the nominees,...
Earlier this week it was announced that the historic, family-run Ballymena shoe shop McKillens will close its doors after 100 years in business....
THIS weekend marks the 40th anniversary of Live Aid, the landmark 1985 concert that became a defining moment in the history of humanitarian...
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