Like any language, Irish Sign Language is constantly evolving – as indeed it must. Sarah Taaffe-Maguire hears about DCU’s glossary project, which will allow greater deaf participation in science conversations and careers
Introduce some autumnal hues to your living space while making sure to add a touch of Halloween macabre, says Sarah Taaffe-Maguire
Get spooked on the streets of Dublin Young Dubliners need not look far afield for an immersive,...
Small books with big ideas for better living have never been so popular. Here, Sarah Taaffe-Maguire presents an equally concise guide to the latest pocket guides hitting the bookshelves
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As the destruction of creative Dublin continues apace, one cultural business is fighting back. Sarah Taaffe-Maguire meets the people behind Hen’s Teeth
Milena Jaksic has built her Platinum Pilates business to include studios in seven locations. She counts the Leinster rugby team among her clients, but she is just as interested in helping a 60-year-old woman who is in pain or overweight
Positive Ageing Week, Threesome at Hang Tough Gallery and a taste of Clare
After winning double gold at the 2004 Olympics, athlete and speaker Kelly Holmes stepped away from the spotlight to mentor young female runners. Years later, mentoring and inspiring others is still her life’s work, writes Sarah Taaffe-Maguire
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Avoca's factory sale, the Irish Antique Dealers Association Fair and Cork's first gin school
For museums and galleries in 2019, inclusivity is not just a buzzword: it’s an invitation to open new routes to exploring art that give differently abled people access
Take another trip to Tipp The summer may be drawing to a close, but the festival season is by no ...
Welcome to the future of education: namely, the MOOC, or massive open online course – a class that can be done online, at your own pace, in almost any subject area, for free. Sarah Taaffe-Maguire explores how, no matter who you are or what your interests, you can use free education to change your life
