Person: Marie Curran

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Two Cork sales to sparkle at antique fair

The two-day antiques fair at the Cork International Airport Hotel today and tomorrow and Aidan Foley’s sale in aid of the RNLI in Kinsale on September 16 are certain to create a lot of interest locally.

home and gardens

Auction at Adam’s heralds collector’s day of the trifid

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Treasure trove on offer at Cork National Antiques Fair

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Cork silver, netsuke, bog oak and more at major antiques fair

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Dealers from all over the country in Cork for antique fair

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Kinsale for vintage and antiques

Ardmore Head ritual is an act of veneration

I was thrilled to read Damien Enright’s article of Monday, June 30, as Ardmore Head is one of my favourite places.

Mon, 07 Jul, 2014

Lots to tempt at Munster antique fair

Des O’Sullivan reports how fairs have grown in importance and what's in store in Silver Springs Hotel.

Sun, 14 Oct, 2012

‘If I want to die, why can’t I do so with dignity?’

ENDURING intense pain and suffering because of an auto-immune disease that affects the central nervous system, Marie Curran asks: “If I want to die, why won’t you let me do so with dignity? Instead I must suffer a debilitating pain and degrading death.”

Thu, 26 Apr, 2012

What happens if a patient brings MRSA or winter vomiting bugs into the hotel?

TO say I was appalled to read Prof Brendan Drumm’s opinion on catering for “non-critical” patients in hotels would be an understatement.

Tue, 25 Sep, 2007