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Terry Prone: 'I never do parties, dinners. I've always been reclusive and shy' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Terry Prone: 'I never do parties, dinners. I've always been reclusive and shy' – The Irish Times

The communications guru, writer and broadcaster’s memoir is full of contradictions, just like the woman herself

Agnes Bernelle's Jewish family, a looted heirloom and the decades-long hunt to get it back – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Agnes Bernelle's Jewish family, a looted heirloom and the decades-long hunt to get it back – The Irish Times

The Berlin-born actor Agnes Bernelle, who married into the Leslies of Monaghan, was reunited with an unusual book lost during the second World War not long before her death

Views of the budget: `We are the squeezed middle. We don't qualify for any of the other supports' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Views of the budget: `We are the squeezed middle. We don't qualify for any of the other supports' – The Irish Times

A renter, a teacher, a pensioner, a carer, an umployoyed person and a landlord give their perspectives

Meteorologist Joanna Donnelly: 'My mother's sudden departure from this world set me adrift' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Meteorologist Joanna Donnelly: 'My mother's sudden departure from this world set me adrift' – The Irish Times

Joanna Donnelly says she couldn’t be the meteorologist she is without husband and fellow weather obsessive Harm Luijkx as her ‘right-hand man’

Crisis in the staffroom: 'Teaching was once assumed to be a soft number. That's over now' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Crisis in the staffroom: 'Teaching was once assumed to be a soft number. That's over now' – The Irish Times

Many secondary schools are unable to fill vacancies, affecting educators and their pupils