8 things we have learned a year on from the first Covid case

From the art of hair cutting, to banana bread making - to a PhD in Netflix
8 things we have learned a year on from the first Covid case

Family haircuts at home became common during the quarantine lockdown which closed all hairdressers. 

It’s a year since the first case of Covid-19 appeared in Ireland and so it’s time to look back on the things we did over 12 months of a global pandemic. There was the banana bread phase, the Zoom quiz phase and the quiet existential crisis phase but what are the things that we all did together that will last long after our lives return to normal.

A crusty sourdough: Loaves were being made at home by amateur bakers in kitchens nationwide.
A crusty sourdough: Loaves were being made at home by amateur bakers in kitchens nationwide.

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