Ireland’s famous couples believe if it feels right, then it is right, says Alison O’Riordan
WE don’t need scientists to tell us that older men prefer younger women, but the statistic cal evidence of older women running off with younger men is on a skyrocket trajectory.
So is there such a thing as an acceptable age gap in relationships? Well, Ireland’s celebrity couples don’t seem to have a problem and are of the opinion that if it feels right just to go for it.
Celebrity
Monday, January 30, 2012
Monsignor celebrates 70 years in priesthood
ONE of Ireland's oldest priests still in active ministry reaches an extraordinary milestone today.
Monsignor John Moloney, of the Three Patrons Church in Rathgar, Dublin, celebrates his platinum jubilee in the priesthood.
Seventy years ago today – on July 13, 1941 while World War II raged – the monsignor was ordained a priest in Rome.
The 95-year-old from Limerick, who was a close friend of Pope John Paul II, is still a serving priest in his parish of Rathgar.
“Every day has
Monsignor John Moloney, of the Three Patrons Church in Rathgar, Dublin, celebrates his platinum jubilee in the priesthood.
Seventy years ago today – on July 13, 1941 while World War II raged – the monsignor was ordained a priest in Rome.
The 95-year-old from Limerick, who was a close friend of Pope John Paul II, is still a serving priest in his parish of Rathgar.
“Every day has
Friday, January 27, 2012
With the finish line in sight, all the pain’s been worth it
Tomorrow I, along with 12,499 people, will willingly put myself through unspeakable agony on the streets of Dublin to achieve something remarkable, but what I will hopefully accomplish will have come at a price. I am taking part in the Dublin Marathon.
It has been my junkie fix, so to speak, for the last few months; everything in my life has been dictated by when my next run would be. Social life, drinking sessions with friends and lazy Sundays on the couch have gone out the
It has been my junkie fix, so to speak, for the last few months; everything in my life has been dictated by when my next run would be. Social life, drinking sessions with friends and lazy Sundays on the couch have gone out the
Yes to Lisbon: Politicians, businessmen, TV stars and entrepreneurs explain to Alison O’Riordan why they’ll say Yes in the Lisbon referendum
Dr Garret FitzGerald, former Taoiseach: “I am voting Yes because it is the most democratically drafted treaty every signed — drawn up by democratically elected politicians from opposition parties as well as governments. Second, because Ireland had a bigger input than into any other treaty every agreed. John Bruton on the Presidium of the Convention that prepared the draft text; Dick Roche organising and chairing the group of 16 smaller countries that ensured the larger countries could not
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Businessman 'driven to the brink' by the banks dreamed of his own funeral
By Alison O'Riordan
Tuesday January 10 2012
A BUSINESSMAN has revealed how he was driven to the brink by callous banks.
George Mordaunt says that his whole life fell apart along with his once successful car dealership.
The father-of-two visualised his own funeral as he felt victimised by Irish banks.
"You get into this frenzy of scheming for survival and it takes over your life and everything else gets parked and it becomes a seven-day-a-week frenzy," he told the
Tuesday January 10 2012
A BUSINESSMAN has revealed how he was driven to the brink by callous banks.
George Mordaunt says that his whole life fell apart along with his once successful car dealership.
The father-of-two visualised his own funeral as he felt victimised by Irish banks.
"You get into this frenzy of scheming for survival and it takes over your life and everything else gets parked and it becomes a seven-day-a-week frenzy," he told the
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