Irish sausage – an amalgamation of freshly ... A cup of hot, freshly brewed tea washes down the considerable breakfast and delivers a dose of caffeine to start one’s day.

At least once every month I will bake an Irish tea brack at home. It is possibly one of the easiest and most satisfying recipes to make! You do have to soak the fruits for a few hours, or ...

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The study was led by a team of researchers at Queen's University Belfast People who consume more foods rich in flavonoids, such as berries, tea, red wine and dark chocolate, could lower their risk ...

Put the dried fruit and cherries into a bowl. Cover with hot tea and leave to plump up overnight. Th next day, line a loaf tin with silicone paper. Preheat the oven to 180°C. Add the whisked egg ...

Police arrested Irish teacher Enoch Burke this week for a third time since he first criticized his school two years ago for pushing transgender ideology. On Monday, Ireland’s National Police An ...

new Irish research has revealed. But consuming water and black or green tea may act to lower stroke risk. Downing more than four cups of coffee a day led to a 37pc higher risk. The findings have ...

There’s an Irish gift shop in the lobby, an Irish tea shop in the town, and Nellie’s restaurant, which Bernadette and her ...

On August 28th, 1995, RTÉ unveiled a new logo, the details of which were reported on in The Irish Times the following day by Carol Coulter. “Saint Brigid’s cross has lost its place as a ...

Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Place a large saucepan over a high heat, add 1 tablespoon of the oil and brown the beef in batches so the pan isn't too full. Remove the beef from the pan ...

While it is lovely for breakfast or with milky Irish tea, it’s not the only soda bread on the block. In Ireland, it’s more ...

The final appeal over the Apple Irish tax case has been decided by Europe’s highest court, and the Cupertino company has lost. It must now pay €13B in back tax to the Irish government.