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Ten skincare tips for the New Year

Sherna Malone January, 2022

With the start of a new year, it’s always a great time to assess your skincare regime but with new products constantly hitting the shelves and the seemingly endless skincare advice out there on the internet, it’s not always easy to figure out what’s right for you and your skin. […]

A ‘sweet’ carrot dish

Karen Austin January, 2022

Another Christmas has slipped gently by and here we are in 2022. As always I enjoyed Christmas. I love that business takes a break and there’s time to enjoy family and friends, even if it means meeting outside to avoid the dreaded virus. We shared lots of family dinners, taking […]

It’s never been more important to think global whilst acting local

Fiona Hayes January, 2022

‘New Year’s Eve 2021 – provisionally the warmest on record’ claimed the UK Guardian newspaper. Whilst MET Éireann didn’t agree; or at least not for Ireland, nevertheless it reported that, during 2021 at least ten weather stations across Ireland reached heatwave conditions where temperatures of at least 25 degrees Celsius […]

‘Following the rooks’ in West Cork

WCP Staff January, 2022

by Nicholas Mitchell ‘The rook and jackdaw are too well known to need any introduction in themselves, as one need not go far from the centre of the city before seeing one or both species. On the principle that familiarity breeds contempt, it is perhaps their very abundance which accounts […]

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Getting stuck in

Tommy Moyles January, 2022

Farm life is relatively straightforward at the moment. The cows are getting a combination of hay, silage or straw over a week. It sounds more complicated than it actually is. They get a bale of silage in front of them, which usually lasts a pen four to five days and […]

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Dracula is actually Irish

WCP Staff January, 2022

“One house would be attacked and the next spared, there was no telling who would go next and when someone said goodbye to a friend, he said it as if forever. In a few days the town became like a city of the dead. The great county infirmary hospital was […]

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