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The day in 1827 when Irish women convicts broke through their Australian prison gates

The Irish female convicts who launched Australia’s first industrial action were starving

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Single and fabulously fertile was how I was In a loving relationship and painfully infertile is how you find me – The Irish Times

'Single and fabulously fertile was how I was. In a loving relationship and painfully infertile is how you find me'

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Mabel: the small, weird, taciturn cat friend who lives in my house

Everyone said we were mad to save her life and then to bring her to Australia, and so we were

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I am an avid slow-traveller - I will choose the bus, train or ferry over the speed of a plane – The Irish Times

Tipperary woman Phoebe Moore asks why, at a time of extreme eco-crisis, is the decision to take a ferry or a train so difficult - surely it should be rewarded?

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I had never really failed quite so badly at something before : Irish writer Nicole Flattery on her New York life – The Irish Times

The Westmeath author channelled a crushing Devil Wears Prada-like experience into her novel Nothing Special

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