Lynette Fay
Broadcaster and Producer at Freelance
Columnist at The Irish News
Broadcaster • Presenter• Freelance • Corporate Event Host/ MC • Gaeilge• @irish_news Columnist•
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1 month ago |
irishnews.com | Lynette Fay
After uninterrupted, glorious weather for almost a month, the inevitable happened. The heavens opened and the rain generously poured from the skies. This was welcome as any extreme weather is not beneficial, but unfortunately the first deluge of rain in weeks coincided with my first outdoor festival of the year.
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1 month ago |
irishnews.com | Lynette Fay
Skort: a pair of shorts made to resemble a skirt (as with an overlapping front panel). Fair to say many outside camogie circles were unaware of the existence of the skort until May 3. Now we are all experts. The reason why we are still talking about skorts is that the senior camógs of Dublin and Kilkenny lined out in protest wearing shorts ahead of their Leinster semi-final. The players changed into skorts to fulfil the fixture. Camógs from Antrim, Derry, Waterford and Cork have since also protested.
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1 month ago |
irishnews.com | Lynette Fay
The last few weeks of relatively good weather have been blissful, haven’t they? Sunglasses on, summer clothes out, even ‘tops aff’ in some cases. We are all in better form when the sun shines. Or are we? Well, when the sun shines through our windows in the morning, all I can see is where my five-year-old has been practicing her writing, or drawing love hearts on the windows.
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2 months ago |
irishnews.com | Lynette Fay
This time five years ago, resilience was fast becoming the buzz word of the pandemic. This week, the definition of resilience has been given a 2025 update. In the early hours of Monday morning we were all struggling to stay awake to watch history being made in Augusta. I know nothing about golf, but what I do know is that Rory McIlroy embodied resilience as he closed out that competition.
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2 months ago |
irishnews.com | Lynette Fay
Navigating friendships in your 40s is a strange one. There are the lifers - those who you have known since childhood, since schooldays really, and those you have picked up at various times in your life along the way. Some are constant, some drift in and out, others stay a while, then the friendship ends naturally. Some disappear for years but then find their way back. Of course there are fall outs, everyone falls out with someone at some stage in life, don’t they?
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