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The report, by the Marriage Foundation, suggests that those who meet online are at higher risk of divorce because they could be relative strangers when they tie the knot.

Blackburn with Darwen’s director of public health Dominic Harrison has announced he will retire at the end of March 2022. Professor Harrison joined the

It’s time to get your nominations in for the Irish Food Writers’ Guild Community Food Awards, writes KATE RYAN, of Flavour.ie. Previous winners ...

As she continues her four-part series on apples, KATE RYAN chats to some of Cork’s leading cider makers who prepare for one of their busiest times of ...

Design POP makes a triumphant return with a festival programme that’s bigger and better than ever, writes KATE RYAN, who is among those featuring in ...

Thursday, July 15th, 2021 Brett and Kate Ryan from Focus on the Family joined Robbo and Becci to chat about how parents should respond when the kids have decided they don’t believe in God anymore. Kate says it’s a heavy, heartbreaking scenario for parents who’ve been praying for their children all their lives. “It just breaks your heart,” she says. Brett adds that many people then go through that narrative of saying, what did I do wrong? “Those feelings of guilt and inadequacy come ...

The beautiful school year our government tried to kill.

How to support Cork’s local producers in your weekly shopping KATE RYAN of Flavour.ie takes a look at how some of Ireland’s big supermarkets are supporting local producers here in Cork through different programmes and academies Cathal and Declan Allen of Ballyvourney Sausages, who are selling their produce in Aldi over the coming weeks. Kate Ryan THE Irish supermarket sector is booming. In Ireland, consumers spent an additional €2bn in groceries alone as lockdowns ensured our lives were ...

In a hybrid ceremony May 28 in Bailey Hall, 21 graduating members of Cornell’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps received commissions as officers in the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines.

LAWMAKERS REFLECT ON YEAR AFTER GEORGE FLOYD’s KILLING: On the one-year anniversary of the death of George Floyd at the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, and just a short time after that officer’s conviction on murder and manslaughter charges, Maryland lawmakers are reflecting on what impact it has had, writes Bryan Renbaum for Maryland Reporter. “The broader lesson is that the media attention on events like this and the fact that when policymakers and activists and impacted communiti...