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A frustrated Wexford reader asks Miriam how to talk his wife into settling for a six month stay in a mobile home on the site of a farmhouse they're refurbishing into their forever home.
Darkness into Light is an event of hope, the reality of suicide is horrific. I’ve cried hot tears thinking about the dark place my friend must have been in.
A worried mother asks Miriam for advice on how to encourage her youngest daughter to reverse the decision to abandon a college business degree course to work as a sileage contractor full-time.
A disagreement over where the money came from to build a house leads to Miriam's advice being sought in how to solve the problem for a Munster reader and his wife.
Some parents have highlighted their concerns around the nutritional standards of the School Meals programme, and we want our readers to have their say.