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Marissa Callaghan (Photo by William Cherry/Presseye) Northern Ireland women’s football team captain Marissa Callaghan has played with Cliftonville Ladies since 2005, winning a Women’s Irish Cup with the north Belfast club in 2015. Capped 62 times for Northern Ireland to date, scoring six goals, she represented her country at Under-15, U17 and U19 level before making the step up to the seniors just over a decade ago. Under Marissa, the team are headed to the Women’s Euro 2022 play-offs in April, but she admits one of her career highlights was her first game as captain, picking up two goa...

  We all know that turmeric has great anti-inflammatory powers and health benefits, but have you ever tried juicing it? Say hello to a yellow tinge on all juicer elements that no amount of washing will fix - not to mention yellow hands, worktops and any other surface the turmeric touches! Instead, check out these turmeric shots from Discover Juice in Donegal. Keep them in the freezer. Take them as a shot or in a juice or heat one up for turmeric tea. Ingenious, and no mess. SC Discover Juice Turmeric Root Shots, from €9.99, selected SuperValu stores, or see discover-juice.com

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John Gordon had the most hectic period of his professional life as a lawyer and managing partner in Napier & Sons in Belfast in the years leading up to his retirement. Now he has a new role as chairman of social enterprise the NOW Group — which helps adults with autism and learning difficulties. It directly employs 60 people, including some with learning difficulties, in a string of coffee shops — with the profits put back into furthering its aims to help people. It might seem an unlikely sector for a retired lawyer — but not when you consider the wide range of John’s former practice,...