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10 tips to keep you stress-free this Christmas
Tracy Gunn
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Colman Noctor
How to support a bereaved person at Christmas
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This house in Cork turned on its amazing Christmas lights in tribute to the man who started the tradition
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Parents can't rely on 'reasonable chastisement' when slapping their kids anymore
Almost half of parents would not choose a Christian school for their child if they had the option