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Ahead of the All-Ireland Ladies football final Marty Morrissey talks to Mary Phelan about his upbringing in New York and his favourite moment at the mike
If you want to add an additional qualification to your CV while getting paid and gaining work experience at the same time, read on, writes Mary Phelan.
The idea that people who are already patrolling the streets at ungodly hours would also keep an eye out for vulnerable people is so outrageously logical it’s amazing nobody thought of it before now.
With a revamped marking system and changes regarding how grades are converted into points, it's been an interesting year for everyone affected by the CAO writes Mary Phelan.
Una McDonagh might not be out partying in your local town on a Saturday night, but the Supermac’s owner knows more about rural nightlife than you might think, writes Mary Phelan