Opinion and debate from Irish Country Living
Our writers and bloggers comment on the latest news and life in rural Ireland.
Our writers and bloggers comment on the latest news and life in rural Ireland.
A lady in Carlow seeks Miriam's advice over how to keep her distance from a former friend who is trying to reconnect despite them no longer having much in common.
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Some gifts can continue to bring joy long after the tree has gone to the recycling centre, writes Margaret Leahy.
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During these December days, you can shop green, shop local, even if that is online.
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Graduation day in UCC was crazy day of juggling appointments before a beautiful celebration, writes Katherine O'Leary.
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A man seeks Miriam's advice in dealing with the trauma of a former colleague whose actions continue to affect him years after he retired from the job.
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It's time to see women as farmers and not farmer's wives, writes Margaret Leahy.
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'When the votes are counted, those politicians that have thrown stones at each other will have to muddle together to come up with a coalition government'.
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The canvassers are knocking and there are lots of important rural topics to discuss, writes Ciara Leahy.
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November comes and November goes, with the last red berries and the first white snows, writes Kate Durrant.
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