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I always knew what I wanted to be when I grew up: a primary school teacher. I gave little thought to my second and third
I always knew what I wanted to be when I grew up: a primary school teacher. I gave little thought to my second and third
I parked Ime on the grass inside the gate. I was basking in the glory of having off-street parking when my neighbour dropped by to
When you go to Sunday mass in a small village where everyone knows everyone, you’re bound to stick out if you’re not a local. When
Art confuses me. I know what I like and what I don’t like, but when it comes to what period came when and which artist
Hungarians puszi puszi. Americans hug. I did neither. My inner jury is out as to which took me longer to adjust to. When I first
For years I lived too far from home to visit very often and had to make do with a three-week trip every 18 months or
My first car was a Ford Fiesta. I had no say in the colour, the make, the size, the year, the price. I’d been talking
Back in 2007, someone told me that there were 23 000 flats in Budapest owned by absentee Irish landlords. I had no idea how realistic
I spent a couple of glorious hours this evening reveling in 1980s Ireland. It was like stepping into a time machine and going back 30
I count. Obsessively. Steps. Station stops. Train carriages. Luggage coming off the carousel. Don’t know where it comes from, or why I do it. I