Model, author and former Miss World, Rosanna Davison has had to deal with a lot of hateful comments in the aftermath of ‘gluten-gate’ but public backlash to the “outrageous comments” is totally understandable, she said.

Food bloggers are shaking up the industry with can-do attitudes and a resourceful approach to cooking.

Man Up is the romantic comedy of the moment, But the phrase ‘man up’ really annoys, Caroline Allen who thinks it sends out the wrong message to men about mental health

YOU know the drill. You’ve been on a diet for a fortnight, but all you’ve lost is 14 days.

Now, don’t drive yourself mad with keeping the house spotless on Christmas morning: every house in the country will be a mess. Let the children at it!

Now first off, no squabbling ladies and gentleman. We’re all grown up now and we’ve all got sense and we’ll be having none of that childlish carry on.

THERE’S never any shortage of cookbooks at this time of year. Publishers know they make great gifts, as do those who give gifts they want to last.

A copyright case involving Fine Gael MEP and former GAA president Seán Kelly and a photographer will involve copyright issues with "potential, serious ramifications for the media", solicitor for the press photographer Michelle-Cooper Galvin said.

TAKE out your stopwatch and try the following experiment: phone in your favourite takeaway order and wait for it to arrive.

THEODORA FITZGIBBON was a beautiful, elegant, erudite lady, well travelled.

MOST of us adore the gift of an appropriate book, and with so many new titles in the Home & Garden section, there really is something to excite every reader.

After weeks of Halloween shenanigans, the ghouls and goblins (both commercial and otherwise) have shuffled off for another year.

The publishers of school books have demanded a change in government policy on Vat on e-textbooks and said they were doing all they could to limit the costs borne by parents.

A new book from the ICA offers a wealth of tips and old wisdom on everything from stainremoval and blocked sinks to finding your contact lenses, writes Helen O’Callaghan.

Glowing tributes were paid last night to the only public representative to have served 40 consecutive years in Cork’s City Hall.

THERE’S a frenzy of baking going on around the country.

Former minister Mary O’Rourke writes candidly about her political, family, and personal life in her memoirs which were last night launched by Mary McAleese, the former president.

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Neutral Shores: Ireland and the Battle of the Atlantic

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IT is 22 years since I came back to live in West Cork and 20 years since I began to write this column.

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The Digital Skills Academy has announced a second WebElevate programme to train up to 140 job seekers for the digital sector.

FEW animals better highlight the urban-rural divide in Ireland than the fox.

BOOKS make excellent Christmas gifts and last Monday’s Examiner carried recommendations from the crime-thriller, vampire and general fiction genres.

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SCHOOLBOOK companies have been asked by Education Minister Ruairi Quinn to go beyond commitments already made to help reduce back-to-school bills for parents.

Damien Enright takes flight with a wonderful book.

A ROW erupted yesterday between Fine Gael and two of the country’s biggest book publishers over the “short shelf-life” of school books.

FOR the weekend birder, the peripatetic birder (the travelling salesman, say) or the twitcher, Finding Birds in Ireland, The Complete Guide, by Dempsey and O’Clery is the book to buy.

THE RTÉ Authority yesterday heard the most senior executive in television deliver a “frank assessment” of the checks carried out on the controversial High Society series.

THE publisher of a book on cocaine use that has provoked a storm of controversy yesterday admitted her claim she recorded an interview with a cocaine-snorting minister raised serious issues about her credibility.

Here are some of Neven’s recipes from Neven’s Real Food for Families by Neven Magire, published by Gill & Macmillan.

Here are some of Neven’s recipes from Neven’s Real Food for Families by Neven Magire, published by Gill & Macmillan.

A politician, a priest and a pilot rely on hard drugs to get through their working days, a new book sensationally claims.

The Eden Cookbook has over 80 recipes and lots of photographs by Hugh McElveen to tempt you into the kitchen. There’s also a chapter on cocktails and another on Sheridan’s cheese with a fig and almond compote to serve with cheese.

ONE is pleased to wish Fran Gavin and Noel Mooney a Happy Christmas and, with even more than the usual reflex festive cheer, a particularly prosperous New Year.

Firemen responding to callouts in Dublin regularly get stabbed with used syringes or have their vehicles stoned by youths, a new book has revealed.