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No political drive to deliver broadband to allFor those of us resident in the digital wasteland that either have no or very slow broadband coverage, the chatter about the National Broadband Plan (NBP) is tiresome.
Big welcome for President Higgins’ second termI am truly delighted that President Michael D Higgins is seeking a second term. I have known him for many years as a sociologist, an anti-racism, human rights and migrant rights activist, and as a writer and supporter of the arts, and have always found him both admirable and approachable.
Recipe by Meredith Hicks: Cherry and carrot muffinsIn a refreshing change from the usual holiday season fare, here’s a traditional and delicious muffin recipe with a whole new twist to ring in the new year.
Festive digestive tipsIf your digestive system is already on the delicate side or you’re prone to bloating, trapped wind or gas, the run up to Christmas is a good time to prepare your inner ecosystem for the festive onslaught.
Banjoko is delivering the goodsIn the latest instalment of Metro Eireann’s Meet The Boss, SANDY HAZEL speaks to Larry Banjoko from Nigeria, founder of Consolidated Maritime Limited
World Cup shocks show need for radical change at homeNo sooner did the whistle blow to end the England-Uruguay match than the red tops where sniping from the sidelines about the lack of English players competing in the English Premier League.
‘Now is the perfect time for business’In 2008, Metro Éireann spoke with Italian restaurant and business owner Marco Giannantonio about his move from Italy to Ireland, and setting up his Ranelagh-based restaurant Pinocchio. Today, after three years and an economic recession, Giannantonio is more determined than ever to continue delivering the ‘quality and experience’ his brand Flavour of Italy has come to represent for many Irish, Italians and everyone else in the mix, he tells Michaela Dwyer