Archive for ‘November, 2009’

Cookery demonstration: Spice Up Your Life

Cookery demonstration: Spice Up Your Life

From Bibliocook: All About Food:
My cookery demonstration career continues this week on Wednesday 2 December in the Knockcarron, Co Limerick (map here). Knockcarron/Knocklong ICA have invited me along and I’ll be giving a demonstration called Spice Up Your Life in the Community Centre at 8pm. I’ll be making my favourite Butternut Squash and Sweet Potato [...]

The Irish Times Christmas Gift Supplement: Gift Grub

The Irish Times Christmas Gift Supplement: Gift Grub

From Bibliocook: All About Food:
This is the second article that I wrote for last Thursday’s Irish Times Christmas Gift Supplement. Read the first here.
Delicious goodies are always a joy to receive, especially when you know that they’ve been made specially for you. With a little ingenuity and time you can put together all manner of [...]

Lessons In Parent-Lit

Lessons In Parent-Lit

From Jennifer O’Connell:
By Jennifer O’Connell
Before I sit in judgement on anyone else, let me make a confession.
I struggle with a wholly pathetic compulsion to bare my soul to strangers. I grapple with it in taxis, at dinner, in the queue for the Ladies, sometimes on the radio, and quite often on these very pages.
So – [...]

Ah here love, you can take a pill for that

Ah here love, you can take a pill for that

From Daly Planet: A new tablet is being hailed as the female answer to Viagra — the latest step in an age-old hunt for the female libido. Susan Daly reportshttp://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/independent-woman/love-sex/could-this-new-pill-really-turn-every-woman-on-1956054.htmlMale desire, the joke goes, is a simple on-off switch while female desire is a whole control desk of dials, knobs and buttons.The complex
This post first [...]

Ah here love, you can take a pill for that

Ah here love, you can take a pill for that

From Daly Planet: A new tablet is being hailed as the female answer to Viagra — the latest step in an age-old hunt for the female libido. Susan Daly reportshttp://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/independent-woman/love-sex/could-this-new-pill-really-turn-every-woman-on-1956054.htmlMale desire, the joke goes, is a simple on-off switch while female desire is a whole control desk of dials, knobs and buttons.The complex
This post first [...]

God, Ted. D’you remember that fella who was so good at fashion they had to shoot him?

God, Ted. D’you remember that fella who was so good at fashion they had to shoot him?

From Adrian Russell:

I watched the first episode of new RTÉ comedy Val Falvey TD starring Ardal O’Hanlon tonight. And promising enough it was too.
The former Father Ted star presented a really good series of programmes, some years ago, on football rivalries called Leagues Apart. They seem to be on YouTube for anyone interested.
The clip [...]

Philadelphia, here I go!*

Philadelphia, here I go!*

From Adrian Russell:

Frank Sinatra – As Time Goes By
One of the greats announced this week that he’s calling it a day. Allen Iverson is set to hang up his tats and leave the NBA a duller place.
An unbelievable player for the 69ers, ‘AI’ – who was quick to defend the ‘hip-hop’ culture of the [...]

Movember: changing the face of Irish sport

Movember: changing the face of Irish sport

From Adrian Russell:

Here, friends, are some moustaches that have inspired me during the lonely, unhygenic month of Movember.
No 1. Martin Storey
The Oulart-the-Ballagh man captained Wexford to a famous All-Ireland title win in 1996 despite this soup-strainer. The moustache went on to a have a key role in the forming of the GPA some years later.
If [...]

The Irish Times Christmas Gift Supplement: Treats to Savour

The Irish Times Christmas Gift Supplement: Treats to Savour

From Bibliocook: All About Food:
The article that I wrote for today’s Irish Times Gift Christmas Supplement is not online so I thought that I would reproduce the entire piece – before it was edited for space and clarity – here, complete with links.
Buying for someone who loves food might seem like the easiest thing in [...]

Eat Good Things Every Day by Carmel Somers

Eat Good Things Every Day by Carmel Somers

From Bibliocook: All About Food:
Cook ahead, shop ahead, think ahead – those are the main points of Carmel Somers’ first cookbook. Somers is the chef/owner of the Good Things Café, an acclaimed restaurant and popular cookery school in Durrus, West Cork. Eat Good Things Every Day, however, is not in the least bit cheffy. [...]

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