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Patrick left us with curious legacy of religion and craic

Country Living with Francis Farragher IT’S that time of year again when we all put on the green jersey (well at le...

When ‘G word’ takes over it’s Joe Soap who’ll pay the price

Country Living with Francis Farragher Money has been more of a necessary nuisance in my life than anything else. O...

The looks of Sally O’Brien and the allure of fruit-and-nut bars

Country Living with Francis Farragher AT times we come across unusual media eccentricities, not all of them to be ...

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Nothing wrong with being the boss in the sunset years of life

Country Living with Francis Farragher THERE are those of us in little glasshouses who most of the time can’t afford to be throwing stones, and f...

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A tight call between penance and tiny passages of pleasure

Country Living with Francis Farragher Overhearing conversations in cafes and pubs can turn into a little hobby and even at the risk of being acc...

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A thumbs-up for the simple things we should never take for granted

Country Living with Francis Farragher We’ve all read the articles and books about taking the simple things of life for granted like simply wakin...

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A month of hope as February ushers in the light of Spring

Country Living with Francis Farragher I met a person a couple of weeks back who made a rather strange admission to me: she said she loved the da...

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Breaking those bad habits can be more hassle than it’s worth

Country Living with Francis Farragher THERE I was during an errant moment last week gently nibbling away at a thumbnail that had grown too big f...

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From the purity of Benjy to the evil of Nick and Richard

Country Living with Francis Farragher Here and there in times past, I had little ‘affairs’ with the early soaps on television, most notably the ...


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Patrick left us with curious legacy of religion and craic
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