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Colm Oregan
Irish Examiner
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Goddesses, Celtic kings, and magical musicians to name your kids after
13.02.2026
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Don't go cold shouldering fun stuff just because it's winter
06.02.2026
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Once upon a time... there was violence, cruelty and murder
30.01.2026
30
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Let's hear it for all the DJs bringing us together
23.01.2026
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Time to recognise good tech and show dodgy AI the red card
16.01.2026
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Sometimes things are found in translation
09.01.2026
20
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Colm Oregan
Why is the right path always an uphill climb?
02.01.2026
20
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Colm Oregan
A font of knowledge when it comes to typography
26.12.2025
30
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Colm Oregan
Solving a minor family mystery thanks to a Ballyhoura writer
19.12.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
Cycling courtesy to combat rage-bait
05.12.2025
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
You simply won't believe these 10 things about clickbait headlines
01.12.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
A super satisfying result for Irish football, but now we're hungry for stats and analysis
21.11.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Remembrance of things past even when they're barely past
14.11.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Some stars are the molar opposite of bland or forgettable
07.11.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
I'm learning to swim as an adult – but I'm in my depth
24.10.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
I'm stumped by the maths in the movies
17.10.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
I'm in my out-of-step era — but there's something to be said for it
03.10.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
When it comes to fascists, 'over there' is now too close for comfort
26.09.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Let's celebrate our little phrases. Who knows where they might end up?
19.09.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Listening to the voices that add spark to our car journeys
12.09.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Passage West is heading for something — when and what remains to be seen
22.08.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
Fathers - dragging children up mountains for fresh air since 1872
15.08.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
Whisper it now, but wonderful Waterford is going places
08.08.2025
30
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Colm Oregan
Taking a chance like nobody's watching — impossible these days
25.07.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
We all need Sound Men, especially when we have to reverse a trailer in a dump
11.07.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Horrible Histories is grand, but what about our own horrible history?
04.07.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
Five nice things you might get around to this summer
27.06.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
Enid Blyton may be outdated, but my kids are into the adventure
23.06.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
You know about crisp sandwiches, but what about 'work biscuits'?
13.06.2025
30
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Colm Oregan
Cleaning the house can both spark joy and cause a panic
06.06.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
I’d like to bring some mini-subjects to the Leaving Cert — how about Cop On and Driver Etiquette?
30.05.2025
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
AI scraped my novels, but why? Does it want to describe the inner workings of an imaginary Tidy Towns group?
23.05.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Using an app to count insects has allowed me to be more mindful and still
16.05.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Of course the word gymnastics comes from the Greek words ‘to exercise naked’
09.05.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
I’ve dreamt up the ultimate TV mash-up, an apocalyptic muppet show
02.05.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
The weather is my fault — I put away the Big Coat
18.04.2025
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Your J1 could get you a job with Trump
11.04.2025
10
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Colm Oregan
Why reusing makes more sense than recycling
07.04.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
'You have not seen a happier man than a man perched on top of a 1966 Massey'
28.03.2025
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
The Wheel of Time is back! Here's my guide to fantasy fiction
21.03.2025
20
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Colm Oregan
Why I love horsing around with my kids
14.03.2025
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
What do you do for fun, a hobby — when no one's watching?
10.03.2025
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
Four TV shows that will never turn up on a best-of list
28.02.2025
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
There are different types of heckles - and this is the worst one
21.02.2025
10
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan
'A bicycle hanging from the ceiling and stolen road sign for Bweeng isn’t enough to make a pub nice'
14.02.2025
20
Irish Examiner
Colm Oregan