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In fairy tales, a happy ending is expected but a positive outcome is often not the case in the real world. Beware the law of unintended consequences writes Amii McKeever
Far more than a Famine Museum. There is a story in every corner of the Strokestown house, the grounds and the gardens, many sad, many tragic but beautifully and respectfully told.
Our history may be consigned to the past but the famine and the indentured lives of the Irish people are still within living memory. We should not lose sight of that.
A farm turned safari game reserve created when a drought-ridden landscape had to find a new focus. Amii McKeever travelled to Inverdoorn Reserve in South Africa’s Tankwa Karoo
Between hard-wired perceptions, societal expectations and the pure limitations of time, Amii McKeever believes it reasonable to suggest that neither sex can truly have it all.
Italian farmer, chef, entrepreneur and CEJA president Diana Lenzi spoke to Amii McKeever about giving back to the farming community that supported her journey in agriculture.
Gathering data on death can seem cold. People are not statistics. But without data, policies to reverse the trajectory of farm accidents will not happen.
There is no such thing as “standard” breasts, so there is no standard bra. Susan Moylett, lingerie specialist, explains the importance of getting fitted for a bra , writes Amii McKeever
We get our information now from our phones, and this will only grow more. With that the importance of recognising what is real and what is PR rises, writes Amii McKeever.