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They call it puppy love
It's 10:15am in St Stephen's Green park and the Dog Whisperer, Cesar Millan, is negotiating a pack of dogs, a maze of leads and a cacophony of barks. The owners of the dogs (myself included) stand nervously on the sidelines, each of us praying that our little one doesn't upset the pack. "Please Snuggles, not in front of the Dog Whisperer . . ."
‘Mam is always encouraging, never pushy’
Betty Hand and her daughter Martina are gearing up for this June's Flora Women's Mini-Marathon (www.florawomensminimarathon.com). Martina, who is the only girl in her family with three older brothers, has run in 15 mini-marathons while her mum Betty is a veteran with all 27 races under her belt. We caught up with the mum and daughter duo.
My stay in paradise
IT is said that compromise is the key to any successful relationship. If that's true, I'd urge the conflicted couples of Ireland to zone in on the Turkish resort of Belek when indulging in their annual "where should we go on holidays?" argument.
The three decades of dieting
While in our thirties, our lives can expand to include raising children -- often while still working -- and trying to run a home and keep a social life on the road.
Perfect jeans are a truly uplifting experience
Occasionally I like to discuss more serious subjects and broach the issues that really matter to women. So here goes. Readers, I have found the perfect pair of jeans.
Focus on the positive
It's the David Beckham of cars – absolutely dashing outside, but underneath its glamorous skin it’s completely safe, sensible and sober. It may even underwhelm you at first.
Our local history at home and away
THURSDAY Flight EI480 to Lisbon is packed. We touch down in bright sunlight and are whisked north, another two hours to the university town of Coimbra to fish out turbot, sea bass and skate from our Cataplana-style fish soup in Restaurant Portuguesa.
‘Sarah taught me not to waste time worrying’
Sarah Webb is a mum-of-three and a successful author (her two latest publications are The Loving Kind and children's book Emma the Penguin). Sarah is the eldest in a family of four children. We spoke to her and her mum Melissa about their mother-daughter relationship.
Herald.ie offers: Mini Marathon photos
Get your own souvenir from this year’s Mini Marathon with photos from the event now available to buy on Herald.ie.
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