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Waterford News and Star — Fall in love with the Neon Hearts of Waterford

FROM start to finish, Wayne Power’s long awaited poetry collection is gritty, harrowing in places, yet not without an over-arching sense of hope.

Waterford News and Star — Wayne Power and the Neon Hearts of Waterford

FEW people will thank Waterford Council for the disruption caused by city centre roadworks, but Wayne Power is an exception to that. On May 18, 2018…

Locked in after lockdown: Agoraphobia will be a new normal for some

Romy Beltrami had a busy social life before the pandemic struck. The 29-year-old from Naas, Co Kildare who moved to Melbourne in May 2018 used to enjoy a nightlife scene that revolved around bars, live music and karaoke sessions. Now, after experiencing two strict lockdowns, Romy is nervous about social events of more than two people. She finds the idea of a full week back in the office “super overwhelming”. And while she hasn’t been formally diagnosed, she thinks she may have developed a mild case of agoraphobia. “It almost feels like you’re walking into the lion’s den,” she says. “How do you trust that everyone has done the right thing in terms of hygiene standards?

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