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âUS business people buy properties in Ireland because they love everything about itâ (opens the original)
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Westmeath-born businessman Desmond Keogh is the first Irishman to become president of the Irish Georgian Society in the United States. Now based in Florida, he took up the office in April. Keogh grew up on the 120-hectare (300-acre) Ballinakill Farm on Lough Derravaragh, Co Westmeath, and is passionate about Irish country houses. He bought Oakley Park House, outside Kells, in 2023. âI had been searching for a house in Ireland for three years. I wanted somewhere about half an hour from my mothe
âIt makes them more resilientâ: Life in Irelandâs only Irish-language primary boarding school (opens the original)
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Schoolâs out for the 40 or so 11- to 12-year-old boarders at Scoil na Leanaà in Co Waterfordâs Ring Gaeltacht. On the beautiful day when we visit (at the end of the last academic term), the girls are playing games on the AstroTurf pitches while the boys are playing a form of golf on the undulating green space behind the school. Activities, including squash, camogie, Gaelic football, hurling, rounders and volleyball, are led by cinnirà who also double up as house masters/mistresses in what
Find romance and potentially a bargain with a 19th century Irish artist (opens the original)
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Rather than investing in contemporary artists whose work is currently selling well, what if you decided instead to take a longer-term view and invest in the work of artists whose paintings arenât making high prices at the moment? There are a number of Irish artists born in the 19th century whose work is currently selling for a fraction of the price of works by more contemporary artists. Their somewhat romantic representation of the landscape is in stark contrast to more abstract landscape pain
âFear and regretâ in the midlands in wake of Irelandâs move away from peat (opens the original)
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The idea of a âjust transitionâ originated in the 1970s when the North American oil, chemical and atomic workersâ union called for a fund to support workers made redundant due to the environmental impact of their sector. Then in 2015, the concept of just transition was included in the pivotal Paris agreement that emerged from the United Nations climate change conference in France. In Ireland, just transition is most closely associated with rural communities in the midlands where commercial
Marvellous Melbourne: how to make the most of Australiaâs cultural capital (opens the original)
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Melbourne, the capital city of Victoria â Australiaâs smallest state â is often deemed to be the cultural centre of this vast continent. It is also widely regarded as one of the best foodie hubs of Australia, with a wide range of ethnically diverse cafes and restaurants and cool rooftop bars. Having recently overtaken Sydney in terms of population, Melbourne is also the location of choice for many young people migrating from other parts of Australia as well as those coming from overseas. T
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