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- Aug 31, 2026
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'Growing up, I never saw a female bus driver... so I became one' (opens the original)
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If you have noticed red-and-white driver training buses on the capital’s roads lately, it is because Dublin Bus is recruiting. The need for new drivers is at an all-time high. And with just 8% of drivers being female, the push is on to increase that number, under the banner of the ‘More Mná’ campaign. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to know the latest news and updates
Film reviews: Andy Serkis' take on Animal Farm lacks the sharp satire Orwell's tales demand (opens the original)
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Andy Serkis reframes Orwell’s cautionary tale, Animal Farm (PG), updating its themes for a modern audience. The story opens on Manor Farm, where the animals suffer under Farmer Jones’s neglect. Inspired by dreams of equality and freedom, they overthrow Jones and rename their home ‘Animal Farm’, a beacon of equality — until cracks appear, with some animals becoming more powerful than others. Napoleon (Seth Rogen) emerges as the leader of the pigs. He shuns work, believing leadership alone entitle
Who is Luke Combs? The man and the music explained (opens the original)
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Few artists have risen through modern country music as quickly as Luke Combs. With a voice built for big stages and a gift for turning ordinary moments into unforgettable stories, Combs has grown from a Nashville newcomer into one of the genreâs defining voices. Though he may have swapped the traditional cowboy hat for a baseball cap, his music remains rooted in the honesty, storytelling, and emotion that have long defined country music. As country continues to reach new audiences around the w
Big Tom to Luke Combs: How Ireland has fallen in love with country music again (opens the original)
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Ireland’s love affair with country music runs deeper than ever. From the legendary days of Big Tom and Philomena Begley to the frenzy surrounding Garth Brooks’ sold-out concerts, country music has long held a special place in the hearts of Irish audiences. It’s a connection built on storytelling, community, and a shared appreciation for music that speaks to everyday life. Many in this country proudly claim that country has always been cool, but the reality is that, despite its diehard followers,
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