Aoife Walsh

23 hours ago | dublintown.ie | Aoife Walsh

House Dublin is bringing the party to Leeson Street with the launch of Dance Before Dark – the ultimate over 30s daytime disco, hosted by the sensational James Patrice as The Malahide Woman. Launching on Saturday, May 24th, this brand-new daytime disco is designed for those who still love to party – just a little earlier. Starting at 5pm and finishing by 9pm, Dance Before Dark promises all the fun, glam and chaos of a proper night out, minus the next-day regrets.

1 day ago | dublintown.ie | Aoife Walsh

The global açaí brand is layering things up with six new smoothies, each starting with a base of OAKBERRY’s signature açaí and topped with fun and flavourful frozen blendsOAKBERRY, the global superfood sensation known for its all-natural, fresh açaí bowls, is shaking things up with the launch of six new layered smoothies, available in all Irish stores from this Saturday, May 17th.

1 week ago | dublintown.ie | Aoife Walsh

Brown Thomas Arnotts is delighted to announce the launch of Pitch ’25, its celebrated start-up initiative, now open for applications. Returning bigger and better than ever, Pitch ’25 offers ambitious entrepreneurs and emerging brands across Ireland the opportunity to win a prize package valued at €70,000 — and a major retail platform in the heart of Dublin. Now in its fifth year, Pitch is a flagship programme created to champion Ireland’s most exciting new businesses.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Aoife Walsh |Greg McKenzie

The husband of a British-South African woman found dead at her house in France has said he cannot imagine "the terror and the fear she must have gone through". Karen Carter, 65, was found by her friend lying near her car with stab wounds in the village of Trémolat in the Dordogne on Tuesday evening, the state prosecutor said. Mrs Carter's husband, Alan, who is in South Africa, said she was "such a decent, lovely person", and spoke of the family's shock.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Aoife Walsh |Greg McKenzie

7 hours agoFrance has recognised additional sites at which Harkis – Muslims who fought alongside the French during the Algerian War – faced harsh living conditions following Algeria's independence. While the move will allow up to 6,000 more Harkis and their descendants to claim compensation, groups …