Kelly Tyler is an editor based in Dublin, Ireland, with a focus on local news and cultural stories. With a keen interest in human interest pieces, Kelly's articles often highlight the experiences and stories of individuals within the community, covering a range of topics from arts and entertainment to social issues and current events.
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Kelly Tyler's articles cover a range of local topics, with significant focus on house & home themes and entertainment news. She often includes expert commentary, reviews, and event coverage in her articles.
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By: Kelly Tyler
Portrait by Luca Trufarrelli From: Dublin Finding his tribe: “As a kid, I didn’t love school. But the minute I started speech and drama classes, I found my passion,” says Adam. “I was learning and I was creatively engaged. It was fun.” Then he joined Youth Dramatic Arts. Following his passion: “After three years of […]
By: Kelly Tyler
From his mother’s death, to Covid death threats, and his battle with depression, the biochemist reflects on the curved path of his life He strokes the cover, flicks through the pages, and beams. “This,” he says, “is a moment.” It’s fair to say that the man himself has also been having a moment. He’s just […]
In southern Portugal, the carpet of foliage thickened daily, maple and birch mingling with seaweed-wrinkled palm shards fading among the dead and dying as the sun brightened overhead though the seasonal clock moved on. In Ireland’s stark reality of wind and rain, fruit and nut harvests beckon, though blackberry gathering traditionally ended yesterday as a […]
By: Kelly Tyler
Common complaints associated with a long cold were coughing, stomach pain and diarrhoea Researchers at Queen Mary University of London found people experience long-term symptoms – or long colds – after respiratory infections that test negative for Covid-19. Some of the most common symptoms of long cold were coughing, stomach pain and diarrhoea lasting for […]
He looks a happy lad, finally getting ashore after a long voyage, although the artist has placed the spectre of Old Father Time, complete with scythe, nearby, as if reminding the youth that someday he will be an old Jack Tar. Yeats’s parrot looks like an African Grey, popular and collectible pets in past times. […]
By: Kelly Tyler
Instead of added taxation, current reliefs were extended. The end result is, essentially, car taxation as outlined in Budget 2024 will be much the same as it has been for this year, according to SIMI director general Brian Cooke. Vehicle Registration Tax (VRT) relief on battery electric vehicles (BEVs) was extended to the end of […]
Waterlily two-seater sofa from Woo Design Smeg retro coffee machine at Curries Nothing Else Matters wall hanging from Hey, Bulldog! Set of four banana drawer knobs from Homesense Anna chair from Dunnes We’re familiar with accent chairs. This is an accent sofa. The flower-shaped Waterlily sofa from Kare Design has golden legs and velvet upholstery. […]
By: Kelly Tyler
Our motoring editor answers your questions on the superstitious number and date Historians differ on the origin of 13 as an unlucky number and some argue it relates to the fact that at the Last Supper, 13 people were present and the 13th was Judas Triskaidekaphobia is an irrational or disproportionate fear of the number […]
By: Kelly Tyler
The presenter on swimming, supporting Liverpool, and inclusive children’s books What were you like growing up? I was sports mad. I loved watching sports on the TV and playing sports. Swimming was my main thing. I have two older sisters and I followed in their footsteps. I swam for CRC Clontarf swimming club for all […]
The woman reached her fingers into a water font, dipped them and then vigorously blessed herself. Then it was the dog’s turn for a St Roch moment of blessed droplets (Roch is the patron saint of the dog world). With endearing fussiness, the woman patted her pet’s whiskery countenance, settled it more securely into her […]
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