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We’ve come a long way since those darker days of a spell in ‘The Mental’

Country Living with Francis Farragher WE can tend at times to get slightly overwhelmed about how things are so bad...

From writing poetry to doing our jobs – it’s welcome to world of AI

Country Living with Francis Farragher A FEW weeks back, I came across a query from a couple of lads of my own gene...

It’s all in a name but please leave over the crow, fox and bull jokes

Country Living with Francis Farragher It’s probably a clear indication of an idle mind, and possibly too the fear ...

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A hopeful prayer to the Sun Gods as we slip past Midsummer’s Day

Country Living with Francis Farragher It’s kind of hard to credit that we’ve already drifted past our so-called longest day of the year but at l...

Accept you’re doomed and then just get on with things

Country Living with Francis Farragher Many years ago on a summer sojourn on ‘the buildings’ I remember a labourer from Conamara being asked if h...

From a phone call down by the river to a sea of online abuse

Country Living with Francis Farragher IDO have a confession to make . . . I’m in love . . . and it’s an affair that started many years ago down ...

Missing the boat with pyramids, Tupperware and friendly ghosts

Country Living with Francis Farragher THERE was a conversation the other night at the usual location about things, names and events that haven’t...

A plea to spare me from the world of 0.0 pints and dodgy bottle caps

Country Living with Francis Farragher There’s probably little point in being a grumpy old man unless you document your gripes for the world and ...

Farewell to Francis – a force for good in a troubled world

Country Living with Francis Farragher Okay, so I admit that it can be boring to keep harping on about the passing of time, but it only seems lik...


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We’ve come a long way since those darker days of a spell in ‘The Mental’
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