HeyJaredÁilín Quinlan
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Áilín Quinlan: Nuggets of advice I learned... just by listening, not scrolling (opens the original)
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A word to the doom scrollers who don’t bother with small talk: never underestimate the value of random conversation. Apart from the entertainment factor, you never know what you’ll learn. I’d no sooner driven into the busy petrol station than realised I’d parked yet again on the wrong side of the pump. Now I’d either have to reverse out and queue for the pump beside me, or haul the heavy tube over the roof of my car and force it into the petrol tank. Frustrated, I slammed the steering wheel with
Áilín Quinlan: Women like Nikita are the true trail-blazers for future Ireland (opens the original)
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I switched off Flack. Fast. I’d browsed Netflix looking to power down after a tiring day and decided to try Flack. A British series, starring Anna Paquin as a ruthless PR woman, it looked promising, and usually, the British-made stuff is excellent. The thing is, that while he doesn’t actually appear on screen in Flack, Conor McGregor gets quite a few mentions - the MMA fighter is referred to as one of the high-profile celebrity clients of another publicist because he wants the firm’s help in wri
Áilín Quinlan: So many women have helped the GAA... they deserve better (opens the original)
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I had my wooden spoon sunk deep into a mixing bowl – I was making porridge bread for somebody who cannot tolerate gluten – when Mary McAleese came on the radio. I froze. I’ve listened to the former president speak out on many controversial topics over the years, but never before have I heard this tone of thinly veiled fury in her voice. The former president had resigned in frustration from a body charged with the integration of the three Gaelic Games organisations – the Gaelic Athletic Associati
Áilín Quinlan: A tale of 2 cars, 2 scratches... and a domestic battle of the sexes (opens the original)
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Some weeks previously, I had a need to drive my husband’s car. I was only running down to Centra for a few scones. But when I returned to where I’d left the car, I found that a van had parked a bit too near me, effectively hemming me in close to a rough-hewn stone wall. Now I had to either reverse out of a tight space or wait for the van driver to come back. Carefully, so very carefully, I edged gently backwards. There was a thin, metallic screech and when I got out to investigate, I found the w
Áilín Quinlan: Find your own room? What an insult to gardaí at Trump event (opens the original)
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Seriously? Is it asinine arrogance, obliviousness, or just a case of the most appalling stupidity? At a time when we need them most – the absolute most - the government and garda management give every impression of offering the middle finger to rank-and-file gardaí. Ours is a society that is now characterised by lawlessness at every age and at every level of every community. We live in a land of spiralling violence against women. A place where violent anti-social behaviour and unprovoked attacks
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