Christmas

Women should not be afraid to put themselves forward for officer positions in the GAA as having more would ensure the association is truly a community(...)

For all the reverence Christmas dinner receives, it’s the food of Christmas night and St Stephen’s Day – the leftovers and, more specifically, the Chr(...)

A 1960 letter to Santa found more than 30 years later behind a chimney in Cork is finally set to be reunited with the person who wrote it. A chain of(...)

Chances are St Stephen’s Day will be a quiet one this year. A day for a family walk perhaps or maybe just for staying cosy in your pyjamas and curling(...)

Perhaps there is no wrong way to exchange Christmas gifts, but a hurried rendezvous just off the motorway outside London must come close. My sister wa(...)

The countdown to cooking and serving Christmas lunch or dinner is well and truly under way now. For most of us, that means there will be a bird of som(...)

This weekend, an army of shoppers will mobilise, descending on stores across the country to begin “the big Christmas food shop”. Lengthy queues can be(...)

Let me entertain you… Three Irish interior and design doyens, let us in on their secrets for creating unique Christmas tablescapes, and impart their (...)

Some would say it’s the best bit of Christmas dinner – the deeply savoury, buttery, sage and parsley flecked bread stuffing. There is never enough of (...)

When do festivities usually kick off in your household? I’ve already started Christmas shopping but they usually kick off properly once Christmas FM (...)