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Remembering a legend who was our very own ‘master of the skies’

Country Living with Francis Farragher It was a Sunday morning in the mid-sixties and my father announced that he w...

Avoiding the unkindest cut of all is a real health bonus

Country Living with Francis Farragher Generalisations are dangerous, and probably disturbingly inaccurate too, but...

Staying loyal to the tea camp as coffee culture takes over

Country Living with Francis Farragher It’s more of a curious conundrum than anything else for a seasoned tea drink...

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A time of year when life and death say hello to each other

Country Living with Francis Farragher I’m never too sure about what to believe about the spirit world, a non-logical, unscientific and unmeasura...

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Finding out at long last how the other half lives

Country Living with Francis Farragher There are times of the night when tiredness begins to creep in and you say to yourself that you’ll watch t...

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Far too early in the season to even mention the C word

Country Living with Francis Farragher It’s a slightly vulnerable time of the year for many of us in the Northern Hemisphere as the evenings ‘clo...

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Truth an elusive goal in the world of health and vaccines

Country Living with Francis Farragher IN the greater scheme of things, I’d probably slip into the conservative category as regards medical and h...

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A man who broke our hearts but we still grew to love him

Country Living with Francis Farragher It’s a name just as famous in Ireland as it ever was in his home country of Italy and there were very few ...

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Just a hint of wistfulness as another September skips by

Country Living with Francis Farragher I’m pretty much blue in the face from reading articles about why we should all be in love with September a...


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