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As temperatures drop and the nights draw in, thoughts turn to cosy drawing rooms, a blazing fire in the hearth, a fragrant casserole in the
The word ‘sozzled’ may be heading for extinction because, apparently, hardly anyone under the age of 30 knows what it means. Well, dear youthful reader,
In these crazy times, I am so glad that Waterford College of Further Education (WCFE) is here to offer the college experience to students in
Fires have been rampaging through California’s Napa Valley in recent weeks, destroying thousands of acres of vine-growing country and causing severe damage to at least
Selfish students whooping it up in Galway, Cork and Belfast did not cause the leap in the Covid infection rate. But they contributed to it.
Albariño was once a rare visitor to Irish shores. Ten years ago you would have had to go searching for it in a wine shop.
My neighbour, a fit and feisty man, has been running a marathon in his back garden. He now intends to crown this feat with some
It’s easy to spot Portuguese wines on the shelves of supermarkets and off-licences. They are the bottles with the nicest labels, colourful and artistic. But,
The Covid virus spreads when we get together in large groups indoors. So where have we been doing that?Not in cinemas or theatres – they
Pessimists, we are told, always see the glass as half empty; for optimists it is half full. But it seems we are all a bit optimistic when it
