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A place where hope is buried beneath the rubble of conflict

Country Living with Francis Farragher IT’S probably a ‘cop-out’ that most of us are guilty of – namely that of dis...

Paying homage to ‘the list’ that is until you can’t find it

Country Living with Francis Farragher IT’S a typical late Thursday afternoon and the ‘back has been broken’ in ter...

Cherishing fully what truly is the most wonderful time of the year

Country Living with Francis Farragher “Nothing is so beautiful as Spring, When weeds, in wheels, Shoot long ...

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The stuff of dreams and it’s all good for our mental wellbeing

Country Living with Francis Farragher Like a fair few other people that I know, I share a kind of fascination about sleep and dreams, and how a ...

At times, this mad world can be just the most annoying of places

Country Living with Francis Farragher I’m not exactly certain whether little annoyances are a good or a bad thing. On the one hand they take our...

‘Escaping’ with the ‘Three Hail Marys’ was always a good sign

Country Living with Francis Farragher IT probably is still one of the main sacraments – my technical knowledge of the ‘ould religion’ leaves a l...

A rich dividend of peace in a town that we all love so well

Country Living with Francis Farragher A couple of weeks back, a few of us took on an annual expedition to see one of Galway footballers’ away le...

Sport is tough but we have to try and ‘mind our heads’

Country Living with Francis Farragher Back the years I’d never have considered myself a softy in sport being able to defend my goalposts and sma...

Fiddling on Kildare Street while the West perished

Country Living with Francis Farragher IT’S been a long time since I’ve witnessed such frustration and anger at central Government and the seat o...


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