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Interiors: 40 Shades of Green for St Patricks Day With Louise Higgins of Aspire Design Reporter: );  ); With St Patrick’s Day fast approaching, I thought it would be nice to showcase some beautiful inspiring interiors which have one thing in common…the colour ‘Green’. As many of us have walked the country roads during lockdown we have become more mindful of our surroundings and the beautiful colours found in nature. There are many wonderful shades of greens to consider for your interi...

With St Patricks Day cancelled for a second time due to Covid-19, Wexford County Council are looking at creative ways to mark our national festival and perhaps send out a little message of hope. Labour councillor George Lawlor last week got in touch with Brian Cantwell of Event Lighting Solutions and County Secretary David Minogue to get the ball rolling on greening-up some iconic Wexford locations for St Patricks Day. Basically, Id reached out to Brian Cantwell with the idea and last week I me...

Brown sauce on a breakfast roll causes debate in Irishness survey Reporter: );  ); With St Patrick’s Day fast approaching, Applegreen, Ireland’s largest forecourt retailer, has released the results of a national survey about the things that make us quintessentially Irish. Although parades are off the agenda again this year, weather remains a major national talking point. A whopping 86% of 1,000 survey respondents say that talking about the weather is the most Irish topic of conversation. ...

Wondering what to do this weekend on Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, or the South Coast? Every Wednesday Steve Junker speaks with the editors of Cape Week about upcoming events around the region. You can hear this week's best bets here.

St. Patrick's Day falls during Lent again this year - do you think Catholics should be granted a reprieve from the period of sacrifice? With St Patrick's Day 2021 falling during Lent, many Catholics are asking themselves if drinking on St Patrick's Day is considered breaking the rules or not?