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Part 25: The path least travelled (part 3)
Our three friends Preteritus (the past), Nunco (the present) and Prostremo (the future), having set out from their village in search of a treasure, have just set up camp after a long and eventful first day on their journey.
Part 26: The path least travelled (part 4)
Our three friends are halfway through their second day on a journey to find a distant treasure. We don’t yet know what the treasure is or how they will know when they have found it; indeed it is the journey itself that holds our attention right now.
'It’s a strategy that’s beginning to pay off’
In the latest instalment of Metro Éireann’s MEET THE BOSS, SANDY HAZEL speaks to Terry Whelan, a Dublin-based butcher specialising in South African produceYou get more than meat when you deal with Terry Whelan, a long established butcher on Parnell Street. As a retailer, he interacts with people all day, and philosophy is high on the list of conversation topics. The relationship that a person has with their butcher is hugely important, according to Whelan. Meat is still regarded as the best source of protein and iron for nutrition, and Whelan says that people have long preferred to give their money to the butcher rather than the doctor. He adds: “If you eat well, you stay well.” People do not necessarily want their butcher to be cheap, either: “They want quality. The relationship is one of trust. They know they are getting fresh produce from me.”
‘When you share food, you share a bond’
Seven years ago, Marco Giannantonio had just finished studying law in Rome and came for a holiday to Ireland to improve his English. After falling in love with the country and its people, Giannantonio stayed, and found a job as a waiter. “For a young guy like me, having an opportunity to work in a place like Dublin was fantastic,” he says. “It is so full of life and cultures from all over the world.
Turkish Airlines - from strength to strength
With more than 150 destinations worldwide, and named by Airline Business magazine as one of the top four financially confident airlines in today’s increasingly competitive climate, Turkish Airlines is showing every sign of going from strength to strength. It certainly brings a smile to the face of its Irish branch director, Cem Sahir Islam.
Hundreds come together for sixth Fair Play Cup
Charles Laffiteau's Bigger Picture
Father’s Day by Jill Downey
Short Fiction
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