Edaein O'Connell is a journalist based in London, focusing on local news and lifestyle topics. She writes for publications such as Metro.co.uk, Irish Independent, and Cigalah Group, covering a range of subjects including wellbeing, food, travel, and popular culture. With a keen eye for trends and a knack for engaging storytelling, Edaein brings a fresh perspective to her articles.
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By: Edaein O'Connell
This Halloween, let your artistic side shine.
By: Édaein O’Connell
My name is Alluring Minx. It’s not a moniker I would usually brand myself with but alas, here we are. I feel something like Repelling Aura would have suited me more, however, this particular situation was out of my control.
By: Édaein O’Connell
The worst thing you can be is someone who thinks they know everything. To believe you have supreme knowledge of a subject or a situation. Nowhere is this more perilous than in election time.
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Not all gifts come in fancy wrapping paper. Photo: Getty Christmas is a time when some people who live alone feel their sense of isolation magnified. Photo: Getty
By: Édaein O’Connell
Last Christmas, I gave my father an earache at Christmas Eve mass. Usually on the holiest of nights, I’d have had a job to do, which was to sing O Holy Night for the weary parishioners of Rathea church in north Kerry. But last year, my voice completely gave out on me.
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