He may not go by the same name, or even look anything like Santa as we know him, but in his many ...

By Collette Bonnar   It was the early 60s and the crack of dawn on Christmas Day heralded ...

By Tom Nestor   My older brother broke his fast on Christmas. All he did was take a lick f...

A Christmas memory with Gerry Moran   Two large, earthenware bowls sit patiently by the co...

HARRY WARREN recalls a very personal Christmas tradition of Faith and Family   It was a bi...

EUGENE DALY continues his series on various aspects of Irish folklore and customs   Advent...

Classic Films by Arthur Flynn   Alfred Hitchcock felt depressed following on from four flo...

Part Two of a special new Christmas story by PATRICK O’SULLIVAN, following the exploits of Molly ...

Sheila O’Kelly recalls the life of the poet, translator and publisher on the anniversary of his d...

Home for Christmas? By Michael Gill Most of us have enjoyed settling in and watching a feel goo...