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by Ailin Quinlan
Ailin Quinlan talks to people who are committed to making the most out of their neighbourhood, including author Alice Taylor. She discovers that, apart from the obvious benefits of keeping your area nice, it is also a very sociable activity
by Susan Daly
Remember when dinner parties were stiff, multi-course affairs served on grandmother’s best china? Entertaining at home is back in vogue but Susan Daly has some hints on how to make it easier on yourself – and your guests
by Fiona Ellis
There is no better way to utilise your skills than volunteering. There are plenty of organisations looking for a wide range of helpers. With so many opportunities available, Fiona Ellis believes that there is something to suit everyone
by June Edwards
As circumstances change, many people find that they need to broaden their circle of friends. June Edwards checks out some of the most popular ways to form new social networks.
by Emmet Ryan
Dublin City Council is determined to get you walking, and you might well do some talking while you’re at it. In 2007, the council started the Let’s Walk and Talk guided walking tours, a free service that brings people to sights around the capital.