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  • Boys oh boys

    Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell in Martin McDonagh's In Bruges Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, co-stars in In Bruges, talk to Róisín Ingle about rehab, rede and bringing Flann O'Brien to the screen p
  • Delia express

    Delia Smith is back from the terraces with a new book and series. But can the trusted TV cook, who has sold 19 million books, still cut the mustard? Daisy Garnett meets the legend p
  • Mini maestros

    Piano or violin, double bass or drums? Michael Kelly has advice for parents of children who want to learn to play an instrument, and he meets two musical protégés p
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  • Looking out instead of in

    Regarding V-Day. I say I'm not a believer but as most of you know by now I tend to say more than my prayers. p
Food and WineBack to Top
  • Wine and Dine

    Tio Pepe with tapas, a white Burgundy with roast chicken, a Barbaresco with risotto . . . Pat Carroll chooses some delectable combos p
  • Bon Appetit, Malahide

    Eating out: It's possibly a sign of the changing times that one of Dublin's newly Michelin-starred restaurants was only half-full on a Thursday night. This must be pretty galling for the kitchen, which could be forgiven, considering all the fuss, for believing that stellar recognition puts bums on seats. p
  • Maxi skirt

    Eating in:  It's hard to find and tricky to cook, but onglet rewards your efforts p
  • Bitesize

    Purple haze: I can still remember my mother's surprise when I asked for a second helping of purple sprouting broccoli. This was the first member of the brassica or cabbage family that appealed to my finicky taste buds, and I had resisted any encouragement to try it until I was well into my teens. Now I grow a couple of dozen PSB plants, as I like to call them, and the first harvest has just been picked. p
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  • Design Ireland

    This year's Motorola Dublin Fashion Week includes a fashion show open to the public, writes Deirdre McQuillanp
  • About face

    It's all about the boy beautiful, writes Phyl Clarkep
  • Clotheslines

    Freestyle: Full marks to Julie Christie, the 66-year old actress nominated for an Oscar in tomorrow's ceremony for her portrayal of an Alzheimer's sufferer in Away from Her. p
GardensBack to Top
  • Trees' company

    Whether you scatter manure or corks around your plants, mulch is earth's skincare, writes Jane Powersp
Modern MomentBack to Top
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