Person: Mary Reynolds

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

food

The Menu: Food news with Joe McNamee

The Menu is very much looking forward to the mingling with the 10,000 or so expected at Cork City Hall for the 2019 Cork and Kerry Food Market (November 1-2), a showcase for splendid food and drinks produced in the two counties.

home and gardens

Carlow Garden Festival has the perfect mix of experts and trailblazers

Fiann Ó Nualláin says the Carlow Garden Festival has something for all interests

home and gardens

The quintessential English cottage garden style is not so English at all

What we think of as the quintessential English cottage garden style — mixed herbaceous borders and some pomp and circumstance, and yes, by that we can infer a bit of Elgar and Victoria sponge) — the type of garden praised and replicated across Britain, and adhered to here by a certain type of Irish mindset and the open-garden brigade — is not so English at all.

home and gardens

Lights, wellies, action: When gardening is the reel thing

home and gardens

Fiann’s tips for the weekend

general

Dare To Be Wild movie tells a unique story emanating from West Cork

A question of taste - Carmel Winters

Carmel Winters is a Kanturk-born playwright and filmmaker. Her new play, Not Being Me, is in development with Gare St Lazare, and will be read on July 22 in Ma Murphy’s, Bantry, for the West Cork Literary Festival. The reading is presented in association with The Everyman, Cork where the play will be produced later this year.

Thu, 30 Jun, 2016

Horticultural hero for this month is the charming, Chelsea Gold winner, Mary Reynolds

Fiann Ó Nualláin’s horticultural hero for this month is the charming, Chelsea Gold winner, Mary Reynolds.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2016

Liam Griffin Interview: Made in Wexford, stayed in Wexford

He’s 68 now but as you can guess Liam Griffin’s passion for sport and business is still there. The desire — no, the desperation — to see Wexford back on a hurling pedestal.

Sat, 20 Jun, 2015

Mary is quite contrary

Mary Reynolds caused a stir when she became Ireland’s first gold medal winner at the Chelsea Flower Show in 2002 in a category which included Britain’s Prince Charles.

Sun, 24 Aug, 2014

The art of relaxation

MY seven-year-old was not impressed.

Sun, 17 Mar, 2013

Luxury spa to create 100 jobs

Ireland’s first purpose-built luxury destination spa is to create 100 jobs in the south east, it was announced today.

Wed, 16 Feb, 2005

Square redevelopment goes ahead despite opposition to tree felling

THE redevelopment of Galway’s central park has begun amid continuing controversy over the felling of trees.

Thu, 12 Feb, 2004

Biology boggles students again

MANY biology teachers felt that higher-level students were given a rough exam after the controversy surrounding the same subject this time last year.

Thu, 12 Jun, 2003