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- Sep 28, 2026
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âYou know itâs your turn nextâ: Carlo Gébler on grief after death of his mother Edna OâBrien (opens the original)
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Regardless of talent or literary skill, death is not an easy subject for any writer. The fact that the loss is the authorâs mother presents unique challenges, such as how to find words for emotions that seem beyond language, or how to summon inspiration from the aftermath of physical and mental exhaustion. Yet, in his memoir, No One Tells You: The Last Years of Edna OâBrien, Carlo Gébler has surmounted the obstacles and not only created a thought-provoking study of ageing, loss and grief, b
Health Check: BrÃd OâGallachoir on cancer, current affairs dreams and her ultimate calorie-free feast (opens the original)
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Brid OâGallachoir, artistic director at Aisling Ghéar, a professional Irish-language theatre company based in Belfast, is passionate about her work. Sheâs also a fan of radio, and enjoys listening to current affair programmes, often in the wee small hours, usually while fast asleep! With no car, enforced walking has become part of her exercise regime which she supplements with an occasional swim. Her choice of beverage is tea which she limits to two cups per day and, while she enjoys the sm
âIâve developed a heart condition and have a damaged bladder and bowelâ: Belfast historian Robyn Atcheson on impact of endometriosis (opens the original)
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In Northern Ireland alone, approximately 96,000 women and girls are living with endometriosis, a chronic and debilitating disease that occurs when tissue resembling the lining of the uterus begins to grow in other parts of the body, including the bladder, rectum and intestines. It can even spread to the lungs. Symptoms include intense pelvic pain, heavy periods, extreme fatigue, digestive problems, painful intercourse and difficulties with fertility. The term endometriosis was coined in 1927 by
Vonda Shepard on her new album, Ally McBeal and why she still loves performing in Belfast (opens the original)
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In a career spanning more than four decades, American singer-songwriter Vonda Shepard has sold more than 12 million albums worldwide. Despite considerable success, stardom eluded her until 1997, when she appeared in the hit TV show Ally McBeal. Since then, she has notched up a string of high-profile awards, including two Golden Globes, two Emmys and two Screen Actors Guild Awards â an impressive achievement by any standard. Now, after a five-year hiatus, the multi-talented artist has a new alb
Health Check: Celtic Tenors star George Hutton on health, heart condition and the chocolate treat he canât resist (opens the original)
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George Hutton, the latest member of the internationally acclaimed Celtic Tenors, is passionate about music. Heâs also a fan of Gaelic football, keeping fit and Lindt chocolate! Despite an issue with his heart, the Derry man has an active lifestyle, runs half marathons, and rates his health, 8/10. Like most in Northern Ireland, he loves a cuppa but doesnât discriminate between tea and coffee, drinking two of each per day. He enhances his diet with a few supplements. His health philosophy is s
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