Person: Geoff Power

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

travel

Walk the steps of the Bronte sisters in the town of York

Geoff Power visits the North Yorkshire landscape that inspired the Bronte sisters and Bram Stoker, and visits the medieval town of York, a haven for anyone with a sweet tooth. 

travel

Medieval meandering in western Spain

news

Wednesday lunchtime briefing: Ministers who vote against 8th amendment Bill should resign, says Howlin. Catch up on the headlines

general

Documenting the drug issues in rural Ireland

sport

Three could be magic number for O’Learys in All-Ireland Sailing Championships

sport

Sailing: Liam Shanahan exploits honoured

San Francisco is a city to leave your heart in

San Francisco has surprisingly few must-see sights, but it is the filler that makes this city such a snug place to visit, writes Geoff Power.    

Sat, 30 Jan, 2016

Sulky Racing: Time to find a legal solution?

We need to find a safe legal space for sulky racing, says documentary maker Geoff Power, as these horses can have a positive impact on their racers — both Travellers and settled people

Mon, 12 Oct, 2015

VIDEO: Vets that do acupuncture on your pets

More people are turning to acupuncture as an alternative treatment for their beloved pets, says Geoff Power 

Sat, 18 Apr, 2015

Gorillas in the midst of Africa

An awestruck Geoff Power is smitten after his close encounters with gorillas deep in the heart of Africa.

Sat, 15 Nov, 2014

Cork Sailor Adam D’Arcy Wins World Silver Medal

Cork’s Adam D’Arcy has beaten 132 competitors from France, Great Britain, India, Japan, Malta, and South Africa to claim Silver at the International Topper Sailing World Championships in Pwllheli, Wales.

Mon, 18 Aug, 2014

Going with the flow in Uganda

The Lonely Planet proclaimed it the top destination in 2012, yet Uganda is still a hidden pearl, writes Geoff Power.

Sun, 29 Jun, 2014

Fianna Fáil under pressure over radiotherapy issue

FIANNA FÁIL is coming under intense pressure in Waterford to provide radiotherapy at the local Regional Hospital.

Tue, 14 Jun, 2005

Cancer service failure cost FF: Cullen

THE failure of the Government to provide cancer services in the south east cost Fianna Fáil two seats on the city council and four on the county council, director of elections Martin Cullen admitted yesterday.

Tue, 15 Jun, 2004

If Fianna Fáil loses seats, Martin will be blamed

IF, as predicted, Fianna Fáil loses two seats in Waterford, the finger of blame will be pointed at Health Minister Micheál Martin.

Wed, 09 Jun, 2004