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Linda Maher

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As seen in: Irish Daily Mail, YOU Magazine, MSN Ireland, Daily Mail, IrishCentral, Middle East Monitor, This is Money, Guideposts, Extra.ie, EVOKE.ie, One Fab Day, RollerCoaster.ie and
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Assistant Editor (Features), Travel Editor, @irishdailymail, Editor, @YOUmagazineire, sports fanatic. Opinions my own and seriously considered. Well, mostly

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Editor, YOU magazine, Irish Daily Mail
Assistant Editor (Features) at Irish Daily Mail
Travel Editor, Irish Daily Mail

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Irish rock star Tanya O'Callaghan is more likely to be 'doing shots of wheatgrass' at parties

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By Linda Maher Verified
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Sitting in the Gibson Hotel with Tanya O’Callaghan, we’re about 200 metres from where I last saw her in person, rocking out on stage in the 3Arena as the bassist for Whitesnake during their 2021 farewell tour. That night, she dominated the stage, and when the dreadlocked pixie-like bassist draped herself with the Irish flag, she had the crowd in raptures.
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Amsterdam has plenty to offer for all ages especially teens

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By Linda Maher Verified
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Amsterdam has a reputation as a good city for many things - cycling, tulips and food among them. But could it work for a weekend break with teenagers? One of the best things about Amsterdam is the ease with which you can get around the city. Amsterdamers cycle two million kilometres every day - even the mayor takes to his bike regularly - and there are more bikes than inhabitants.
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The Girl On The Train review: Laure Whitmore and cast struggle to get on track

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By Linda Maher Verified
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The Girl On The Train book by Paula Hawkins is one of the most successful thrillers in recent years. When it came out in 2015, it gripped readers, me included. I couldn’t put it down, going so far as to take the bus to work rather than driving just so I could read some more of it. It was gripping, taut and intense, everything a good thriller should be. So it was no surprise when it was turned into a film in 2016 starring Emily Blunt, which was equally enthralling.
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