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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Save money at music festivals
FOR many music fans, this weekend marks the start of the Irish outdoor music festival season as the Oxegen 2010 extravaganza kicks off at Punchestown Racecourse in Co Kildare. These festivals can be great fun, but they can also be a lot like going on a full-blown holiday in terms of the preparation required. If […]
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Interview with Louise Stern
INTERVIEW: Louise Stern is deaf, which makes her debut novel much more sharp and expressive, writes JOHN CRADDEN THE SHORT STORY is a genre at which many Irish writers excel, but in the UK it’s said to be almost impossible to publish short stories if you’re a first-time writer. Yet 31-year-old American artist and London […]
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