Deirdre Reynolds

1 week ago | sundayworld.com | Deirdre Reynolds

“I don’t think I’ve kicked a ball much at all in the last 10 or 15 years,” says the sports pundit. “But my football days have begun all over again.”The 46-year-old doesn’t have to fret too much about being past his sporting prime, however, given that he’s mostly kicking about in the back garden with his two-year-old son, Sam. “In the last six months, kicking footballs is one of the things he loves doing,” beams Richie.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Deirdre Reynolds

‘Another mojito, madam?' My solo trip to an adult-only resort made of Crete dreamsWhy not jet off without the endless WhatsApps about where or when or with whom? The Nema Design Hotel & Spa is the location of (Deirdre's) dreamsTwo’s company - but, bathed in glittery sunshine while cradling an ice-cool cocktail and people-watching by the pool, I’ve learned that one can be even better.

3 weeks ago | sundayworld.com | Deirdre Reynolds

bad call | ‘Addiction is everywhere and it thrives in secrecy’Dr Brian Pennie digs deeper into various addictions in HookedNetflix’s Adolescence has been a big hitFri 28 Mar 2025 at 19:24Phone addicted parents must slash their screen time in order to get teens to do the same, an Irish doctor has urged. Neuroscientist Dr Brian Pennie praised Netflix smash Adolescence for shining a light on the impact of round-the-clock scrolling on schoolchildren.

3 weeks ago | sundayworld.com | Deirdre Reynolds

COMMENT | Much as i love my doggo, there’s no way i would hijack mother’s dayHolly’s my baby, but I’m not her motherToday at 11:14It’s Mother Day - and I’ve yet to receive breakfast in bed, a clumsily wrapped gift or handmade card. Alright, so I don’t have any children, but in these role-muddled times, that hardly seems relevant.

3 weeks ago | sundayworld.com | Deirdre Reynolds

Just a few short years ago, the Dubliner had a steady career in finance that many would have been loath to leave behind. Now she’s firmly ensconced on The Six O’Clock Show couch alongside Brian Dowling, making something as simple as picking up a few bits in the supermarket a surreal experience. “It’s funny, it never leaves you,” smiles Katja of the trippy feeling of being familiar to total strangers. “I’ve spoken to people who are in this industry even 15, 20 years, and they still feel like that.