Eimear McGovern

Oct 1, 2024 | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Eimear McGovern

By the time you read this, I will be gone. Goodbye to the nine to five. Goodbye to the conversations you have while filling up your water bottle by the cooler. Goodbye to remembering your staff pass so you can get in and out of the newsroom. Goodbye to carrying your laptop in and out each day and goodbye to that bar of chocolate you can never resist when the afternoon slump hits or when you’re topping up your petrol on the drive home.

Sep 24, 2024 | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Eimear McGovern

Like many women, I have long held an idea in my head about how many children I’d like to have. It’s something deeply personal and from what I can tell, depends on something much more important than the size of your house, the resources available to you or the help available from family. No, instead it’s about a feeling — something deep inside you that might change over the years but is very precious.

Sep 19, 2024 | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Eimear McGovern

Heavy rainfall is expected to drench many parts of the UK with up to 70mm of rainfall expected within a few hours after a spell of dry, warm weather. While some weather warnings are in place, Northern Ireland appears to be escaping the worst of the bad weather. Meanwhile, there are two yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms for Friday and Saturday, covering most of south-west England, parts of Wales, the Midlands and west London and is in place from 12pm until 8pm.

Sep 19, 2024 | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Eimear McGovern

It will be another warm and sunny day in Northern Ireland after any patches of overnight fog lift and clear through the morning on Thursday. There will be light winds and it will feel warm in the September sunshine, with a maximum temperature of 22C. By tonight, there will be a clear and dry start to the evening but with some low cloud and fog forming, especially in the east during the night. A few spots of drizzle will be possible too with a minimum temperature of 10C.

Sep 19, 2024 | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Eimear McGovern

Heavy rainfall is expected to drench many parts of the UK with up to 70mm of rainfall expected within a few hours after a spell of dry, warm weather. While some weather warnings are in place, Northern Ireland appears to be escaping the worst of the bad weather. Meanwhile, there are two yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms for Friday and Saturday, covering most of south-west England, parts of Wales, the Midlands and west London and is in place from 12pm until 8pm.