First Person
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
"Lady Gaga inspired me to play piano"
Life and death lessons
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
Former drug dealer Kevin Shird is trying to prevent the next generation from making his mistakes
The story of a Dutch Master’s my sterious muse
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
Fiction; Let Me Tell You About A Man I Knew, By Susan Fletcher , Virago, €17.50
An appetite for blogging
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
From modest beginnings, the number of Irish food blogs has exploded
Clickandgo sets sights on far-flung territories
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
The online travel company is offering customers a better way to book and manage their holidays
New app lets runners test themselves against the best
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
Cadence was founded by former Sunday Times business journalist Vincent Ryan
Sponsorship thrives on back of sporting factor
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
There has been a noticeable sports-driven boost to sponsorship deals completed in the second quarter of 2016
Defence Forces do battle on social media to address gender imbalance
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram all being used in drive
Crowdfunding sector gears up for regulation following surge in growth
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
Streamlining is a step in the right direction, writes Emma O’Brien
High-tech new build in quiet cul-de-sac
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
Family home in Stepaside with panoramic views of the city and across to Howth
First Person: Gavan Hennigan
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
Gavan Hennigan 35, extreme environment athlete, Galway On December 15, Gavan Hennigan will begin...
Golf Special: The aces of clubs
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
Want to play golf in Ireland this summer? Here are some of the best options around the country
€1.9m budget to attract top technology talent
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
Tech/Life Ireland’s international marketing campaign is targeting professionals in Lithuania, Latvia, Italy, Spain and Portugal
A Little goes a long way
By
Emma O’Brien
2 years ago
The Little Readers initiative is going from strength to strength in its third year