Thursday, October 6, 2011. Every Sofa Tells a Story. It had begun innocently enough, as these sorts of infatuations often do. When they eventually came up for air, giggling at their own nerve, they saw the salesman standing over them, looking distinctly unimpressed. Monica had never laughed so hard, especially when Paul pulled out his wallet and announced flamboyantly that his gorgeous wife loved this sofa and therefore he was going to buy it for her on the spot! It had been so romantic.

Monday, August 10, 2015. Lorna Farren in action Liffey Swim. Swimming is one thing, swimming down the Liffey river in Dublin along with 400 other people is quite another. The 95th outing takes place in just over a month. And illustrates Irish culture of the time. Archbishop of Dublin, John Charles McQuaid felt women should not compete in mixe.

Niamh Griffin is a freelance journalist. She was Health Correspondent with the Irish Mail on Sunday for four years. She has also written for a range of Irish newspapers including The Irish Times and Irish Independent and worked as a court reporter. She was published in the Sydney Morning Herald and Australian magazines when living there. In a past life she was a muaythai fighter in Thailand, living there for ten years before deciding to swap her gloves for a laptop.

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