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Beauty your own wayWe spend a huge amount of our monthly budgets on cleanser, mask and exfoliants — but did you know that you can save by making your own skincare products? And that everything you need is already in your kitchen? No matter your skin troubles — whether your skin is dry, oily, rough or dull — there’s a homemade beauty treatment for it.
The World At HomeSINCE I’m still not 100 per cent certain that Beto O’Rourke will be running for US president in 2020, I will devote this column to discussing some of the myths that President Donald Trump has promoted about himself throughout his business and political career.
Tales of a Domestic Worker: We need to talk about childcareThe news of two schools with safety issues being shut in Tyrellstown hit close to home, and that suburb in north-west Dublin was my first residence in Ireland, and also my first workplace.
The Integration Question with Princess Pamela Toyin: Life in Ireland has helped Pavani from India to better her career and family alikeOne of the most wonderful experiences of Pavani Gudivaka’s life is being able to fulfil her childhood dreams.
Imran Khurshid’s chance encounter with law is to immigrants’ benefitSome people are the architects to their own career, and find their way through their own design. Others discover what they want to do purely by chance. Imran Khurshid is one of the latter, and says he became a lawyer by accident. With a background in banking, he never foresaw a career in law, but over the last 10 years he says he has discovered a passion for the subject.
‘I escaped to Ireland from a state of tyranny, and Ireland has taken great care of me’When Asad Mahmud arrived in Ireland in 2015, forced to flee his homeland after writing a book that dismayed the authorities, little did he know that three years down the line he would be writing for another.
Chernobyl orphan Yana returns to Ireland for month of recuperationWhen 12-year-old Yana left the confines of her state-run institution in Belarus for the care of a volunteer family in Ireland, she stood on her feet for the very first time. Now the teenager has returned to Ireland for a four-week holiday, which Chernobyl Children International (CCI) hopes will aid her health and development.
African diaspora social workers form new Irish networkFollowing reports on the high number of Africans in care in Ireland, some social workers with roots in their home continent have formed a new association.
More tips on a career in childcare - Tales of a Domestic WorkerMy second experience was working for a family, looking after the youngest child, a baby at the time, and later on, when he was a year older, his brothers as well.