http://www.corkbilly.com/2012/11/white-gypsy-likes-her-food.html American Pale Ale, 7.5%, 75cl bottle, €7.99 Bradley’s Dark amber colour and a really bitter taste. Sufficient initial head soon reduces to a thin lacy cover. A really good balance of malt and hops (which they grow themselves). The … Continue reading
Love/Hate It’s been a very busy year for Irish actress Eve Macklin, whose acting career seems to be only going from strength to strength. We last saw her on our screens in ‘Titanic: Blood and Steel’, and in the next … Continue reading
There was a book published recently, The Big Lie by Gene Kerrigan, that I would recommend with all my heart to anyone who would like to learn, in layman’s terms, what has befallen us all in the past few decades. … Continue reading
American Pale Ale, 7.5%, 75cl bottle, €7.99 Bradley’s Dark amber colour and a really bitter taste. Sufficient initial head soon reduces to a thin lacy cover. A really good balance of malt and hops (which they grow themselves). The bitterness … Continue reading
I’ve been quick to complain about how the Irish internet experience is not up to scratch, particularly in terms of services from which we have been excluded. Several months on, little has changed, but one ray of light gleamed through … Continue reading
Sharon Huggard, Fashion Stylist with Style 4 You shows how to brighten up your wardrobe with Winter Floral. Just because we are into Autumn/Winter ’12 doesn’t mean it has to be all dark and dreary. Lets have some fun and … Continue reading
Mao Hengfeng may just be one of the bravest people you’ve never heard of. For more than 30 years this former factory worker and mother of three young children has stood up to the brutal Chinese government and its police … Continue reading
There’s a lot to love about Nigella Lawson’s latest TV programme – Nigellissima (BBC2) and there’s a little to despise which makes it compulsory viewing if you’re about to partake in a foodie gathering anytime soon. Even if you’re not bothered on … Continue reading
Chateau Bauduc at the Cornstore Thursday turned out to be quite a night at The Cornstore with Bordeaux’s Chateau Bauduc providing the wines for an excellent five course meal. Gavin Quinney (and family) took over this chateau in 1999 and … Continue reading
Stitches isn’t just another gory slasher film, it’s an Irish gory slasher film. Shot entirely here in Ireland, it’s directed by the uniquely original Irish film maker Conor McMahon, who made his feature film debut in 2004, a low budget … Continue reading