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7 handy tech tools for freelancers

The irony of working for yourself is that with the incredible amount of flexibility you get comes a very real need for a lot of structure and organisation. There is no pre-built system or process for you to slot into, you have to build it yourself and find smart ways of managing your productivity. My
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The course of love: A novel to help your love life

In the rush of giddiness that followed getting engaged, and the excitement of pinning ideas to wedding boards on Pinterest, it’s easy to forget that what all this is gearing Ben and I up for is a marriage. It’s one of those things you can’t really know and understand until you’re in it, but that
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Life, lately

“Use this platform as a catalyst to create a more beautiful, inspiring life” The above words are at the top of a list I have called ‘Blog’ that I fill with blog post ideas. Ideas that, for the last few months, have been left untouched. The advice, which was no doubt jotted down at a
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Where I work: The Tara Building

I’m excited to share a tour of my new workspace, The Tara Building. If you follow me on Instagram Stories, you’ll have seen pics of this gorgeous, colourful space. Based on Tara Street, just across the road from The Irish Times offices, The Tara Building is completely covered in a multi-coloured mural created by Maser. It
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A tour of Dublin’s Eatyard food truck market

It took me far too long to check Eatyard out, but I’m glad I finally did. A few weeks ago, after a short Saturday shoot, Ben and I popped in for lunch and a look. Located next door to the Bernard Shaw, it’s also across the road from the ever lovely Picado, where we get most of