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Richard Corrigan's Guide to London's Best Irish Spots

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By Richard Corrigan
| Broadsheet London
If anyone knows how to celebrate Irishness in London, it’s Richard Corrigan. For decades now, the Irish chef-restaurateur behind seminal London diners like Bentley and Corrigan’s has made a point of advocating for Ireland’s produce and cuisine. So, we asked him for his top picks for a hit of Irish culture in the lead-up to St Patrick’s Day on March 17. Plus, he shares a recipe for a seasonal sweet treat.
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Equine Veterinary Journal | BEVA Journal | Wiley Online Library

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By Richard Corrigan, Emma Davies , David A. Marlin, Marc Pierard
| Wiley Online Library
1 INTRODUCTION Companion animals including horses1, 2 often undertake human-like roles as ‘family members’3, 4 across their owners' lifespans.5, 6 Increasing evidence showcases the strong attachments and bonds owners feel with companion animals7, 8 and the positive impact on wellbeing including positive child development9, 10 and emotional regulation in adulthood.
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25 Backpacking Hacks To Make Your Next Trip Simpler

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By Richard Corrigan
| Next Luxury
Upon returning home from a backpacking trip, I’m often asked if I had fun. Maybe you’ve been asked a similar question and found it similarly difficult to answer: is backpacking ever fun? Satisfying? Sure. Fulfilling in a deep, soul-cleansing way? Absolutely. But fun? Nothing that causes this many blisters should ever be called fun. My point is, backpacking is hard work, and even those of us who love it to our very core will freely admit that most of the time, it’s no picnic.
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