Saoirse Hanley
Personal Finance Journalist at Irish Independent
Life Magazine Columnist at Sunday Independent
Personal finance journalist @Independent_ie Life magazine columnist @TheSundayIndo Cork-born Dublin dweller
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3 days ago |
independent.ie | Saoirse Hanley
I am a terrible gossip, there are no two ways about it. I love a good yarn, and then I love the discourse fallout of the yarn. I will happily chat in circles about the same topic again and again with my friends. Sometimes I like to make myself feel better by stating that I am a journalist. After all, journalists are curious, we’re professionally nosy, we can’t help it. The thing is, though, I do this in private.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Saoirse Hanley
When Air India flight 182 exploded off the coast of Cork on June 23, 1985, killing 329 people, the Irish Naval Service’s LÉ Aisling was one of the first on the scene. Journalist Saoirse Hanley, whose late father was on board the ship, speaks to three of his crewmates about what happened that dayFor the crew aboard the LÉ Aisling on June 23, 1985, the day started on a high.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Saoirse Hanley
Old-school dos are making a comeback – but with a modern twist. Saoirse Hanley asks a top stylist what’s hot and how to get the lookFrom the bowl and the pineapple to the Rachel and the wolf, there seems to be an endless stream of trendy haircuts du jour that help hairdressers get creative in the chair. This summer, you’re probably going to see a few ‘bixie’ cuts. What is that, you ask, hopefully before your appointment and not during?
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Saoirse Hanley
‘Lots of winners actually feel a huge amount of sadness’ – what advisers will be telling the €250m EuroMillions winner Sitting back and appreciating the win – without making any rash decisions – can be the best investment in a life-changing situation like thisThe odds of winning the EuroMillions are more than 100 million to one. Photo: GettyWe’ve all thought about what we would buy if we won the lotto – but what would we need to do once we had identified the winning numbers?
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Saoirse Hanley
I have to come clean. There’s a secret I have been hiding for eight years and I am finally ready to tell the world. To the many couples who got married in a particular four-star hotel in Cork in the summer of 2017, I ate some of your cake. I wasn’t invited, and it wasn’t for me, but you sent the cake to the kitchen for cutting and some pieces didn’t cut properly and, well, I ate them. If your union is even half as good as the buttercream icing, I’m sure you are very happy to this day.
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