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Colm O'Regan

Columnist with the Irish Examiner.

As I read books to the toddler, memories are flooding back
As I read books to the toddler, memories are flooding back

I know we have to forget stuff. Biologically speaking, we need to put some experiences away.

Mon, 25 Jun, 2018

Forget the Papal visit. All I care about is the World Potato Congress
Forget the Papal visit. All I care about is the World Potato Congress

FORGET the Papal visit. All I care about is the Potatal visit. Put the date in your diaries: 2021, the World Potato Congress will be held in Ireland.

Mon, 18 Jun, 2018

World Cup: What makes an event enter the psyche so that it is endlessly celebrated until all involved are dead?
World Cup: What makes an event enter the psyche so that it is endlessly celebrated until all involved are dead?

It starts officially tomorrow although celebrations have been underway for a little while. The 30th anniversary of Ireland’s Euro 88 adventure. Specifically, tomorrow marks 30 years since Ray Houghton’s goal.

Mon, 11 Jun, 2018

We finally got to fulfil our destiny: listening to a match in the car with the door open
We finally got to fulfil our destiny: listening to a match in the car with the door open

Yes you could listen to a match while driving somewhere but there are distractions such as other vehicles coming towards you or a shitehawk with italic number plates ‘up your hole’ in the rearview mirror, writes Colm O’Regan.

Mon, 04 Jun, 2018

Most humbling thing? Eating your words.
Most humbling thing? Eating your words.

“Truly humbling,” say some award-winners on receiving their gong. I call bullshit, writes Colm O’Regan.

Mon, 28 May, 2018

The fact that I’m wistful for the days when adults could physically assault children with impunity would suggest I am a natural fit for my new age group, the 40s
The fact that I’m wistful for the days when adults could physically assault children with impunity would suggest I am a natural fit for my new age group, the 40s

“WHAT are you going to do about it?” He had a point. The no doubt necessary rebalancing of rights, between adults and children, means there’s very little I can do about a couple of small boys squirting water at me in a park.

Mon, 21 May, 2018

It has come to my attention that podcasts are mighty yokes
It has come to my attention that podcasts are mighty yokes

This week on Stating The Bleeding Obvious, it has come to my attention that podcasts are mighty yokes altogether.

Mon, 14 May, 2018

Time to make some mid-year resolutions
Time to make some mid-year resolutions

By my made-up reckoning, 80% of TV now is some sort of competitive living, writes Colm O’Regan

Mon, 07 May, 2018

The telltale signs that spring has sprung in Ireland
The telltale signs that spring has sprung in Ireland

Spring is finally here. I don’t mean the small amount of hot weather last Friday and

Mon, 30 Apr, 2018

There I was thinking I was as sustainable as Bear Grylls on an island with only some lice and his own piss for company
There I was thinking I was as sustainable as Bear Grylls on an island with only some lice and his own piss for company

The scientists discovered it by accident: An enzyme that eats plastic. Imagine discovering something that incredible by accident? I’ve never discovered anything by accident. At least not by myself.

Mon, 23 Apr, 2018

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