
Tony Cuddihy
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9 reasons why being the youngest in the family is just not fair
Being the middle child of three, I had it easy. Being the only boy with two sisters, I got away with murder. My younger sister, however, had a lot to put up with. If she wasn’t having to make do with our older sister’s hand-me-downs, she was being forced to learn off the names of Ireland’s […]

If you’ve worked in Australia in the last 10 years, you could be in for a tax windfall
This could be great news for any Irish people who have worked and paid tax Down Under since 2008. Irish people who have worked in Australia in the last decade are reportedly owed hundreds of thousands in tax refunds, according to Taxback.com. The tax refund specialists reveal how in 2017 significant changes were introduced by the […]

Dublin Airport to trial a new ‘honesty based’ food and drink outlet
Dublin Airport are trusting customers to pay for food and drinks as they trial a new cashless, staffless fridge. Dublin Airport are to team up with Marqette to install a new ‘honesty-based’ food and drinks fridge within Terminal 1. The fridge unit, which will have a range of up to 73 different food and drink […]

Dublin’s Connolly Station has a brand new piano and it’s just glorious
Fancy giving us a tune before getting your train at Connolly Station? If it’s Chopsticks played very, very badly you’re looking for, then look no further than this tuneless writer, but luckily there are people out there who have plenty of musical talent and they’re not afraid to show it off. Iarnród Éireann have just […]


Ryanair may ‘review’ their new cabin bag policy, admits Michael O’Leary
Ryanair give, Ryanair (potentially) take away. Michael O’Leary has admitted that Ryanair’s new luggage policy may need to be abandoned if record numbers of passengers continue to hand in their bags at the boarding gate. In a video presentation to investors, the airline’s CEO said that the company stricter cabin bag policy – which sees […]

Dart services between Wicklow and South Dublin to be disrupted for the week
A fire broke out last week that damaged signalling equipment, with services to be disrupted for the rest of the week. Irish Rail has revealed that there will be severely disrupted Dart services between Greystones and Dalkey for the rest of the week, due to a fire that broke out at a signalling relay room […]

The latest weather forecast is sure to put a HUGE smile on your face
This is going to be a difficult week for the country, but at least the weather will be great. We’re never quite sure what the definition of a heatwave is – somebody about two consecutive hours without the pissings of rain coming down – but it seems we’re in for a spell of some seriously […]

Search continues for missing Jastine Valdez after man is killed by Gardaí in Dublin
Jastine Valdez, a 24-year-old student, went missing in Enniskerry on Saturday evening. Gardaí have renewed their appeal for information regarding the whereabouts of Jastine Valdez, the 24-year-old student disappeared close to her home in Enniskerry on Saturday evening. A man whom the authorities were looking to speak to in connection with the incident was shot […]

Why we’re never skipping breakfast again after reading this story
Cup of coffee and a cereal bar ain’t gonna cut it.

Irish actor Brían F. O’Byrne makes a stand for the Yes campaign during BAFTA speech
The actor brought the house down at the BAFTAs. An emotional Brían F. O’Byrne took home the Best Supporting Actor for his role in the ITV drama Little Boy Blue at Sunday night’s BAFTA awards, and used his speech to thank Britain for welcoming Irish women forced to leave their country under the terms of the […]