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When I am old and grey and nodding by the fire, I know that a few of my family, career and personal memories will remain

I am proud to say I have never corpsed onstage. By ‘corpsing’, I mean finding myself in a situation where I develop uncontrollable giggles in

In February 2004 Charlotte Church, the little girl with the unnaturally mature soprano voice, turns 18. Charlotte was discovered at the age of 11 as

The Ox Mountains stood proud, still swathed in its rich autumnal mantle. North of the city of Sligo, a halo of Winter icing gilded the

A Michelangelo sketch entitled “Study for the creation of Adam” which was bought in 1926 for £600 is now estimated to be worth well over

Every time I reach the traffic lights at the end of O’Connell Street in Sligo, something catches my attention. As far back as I can

While just about to enjoy dinner with friends in a Dublin restaurant recently, the waiter greeted us and presented us with the wine-list. He asked

When a disease or “condition” is not life-threatening, funding is thin on the ground. I am one of many who has lost a loved one

How many Sligo people have heard of Lough Lumman, and of those who have heard of it, how many have actually been there? Lough Lumman

Being a singer must be such a glamorous lifestyle. If I had a euro for every time I heard those words, I could clear my