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Metro Éireann : 15.01.12

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Recipe by Jurgita Vaskel - Masala chai

02:12 | 15.01.12

Masala chai – spiced, sweetened black tea mixed with milk – is a traditional soothing and warming drink from India, now popular all around the world. Just sit back, relax and enjoy!

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IT Tips with Marcin Kulik - More on investigating your website statistics

02:11 | 15.01.12

Last time we learned about the most basic information generated by website statistics systems, and the importance of ‘stickiness’ in terms of your website’s usability.

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Lewis hits the jackpot as he retains title at World Darts C’ship

02:11 | 15.01.12

Adrian Lewis became only the third player in history to retain the PDC World Darts Championship after winning the title for the second time at London’s Alexandra Palace this month.

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Fond farewell to Fr Brian Moore

02:10 | 15.01.12

Over the last two decades, a number of Irish priests have championed the cause of immigrants in Ireland. One of the very few who achieved success in the area is Fr Brian Moore, the head of the Vincentians in Ireland and Great Britain, who died aged 60 on

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Which Islam is best?

02:10 | 15.01.12

I wish to address Liam Egan’s recent letter (15 December 2011), in which he stated that the Ahmadiyya Muslim community was not Muslim, and that any reference to them being Muslim is hurtful to the sentiments of the broader Muslim community in Ireland

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No surprise at China pulling out of aid deal

02:10 | 15.01.12

After participating for months in talks between wealthy nations aimed at establishing a global partnership on aid effectiveness, China recently withdrew from the negotiations, saying it is not ready for such a deal.

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Islam is the enemy of... the tax man

02:09 | 15.01.12

Throughout history, taxes have been charged on the funniest things. In 1660 England placed a tax on fireplaces, and in 1696 on the number of windows in one’s house – the latter only repealed in 1851. There have been taxes on soap, bricks, hats,

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Justice at last for Stephen Lawrence

02:09 | 15.01.12

When Stephen Lawrence, a black teenager in London, was stabbed to death in 1993 by what a British court called last week a “gang of racist thugs”, no one expected it to become the most notorious case of justice evaded, leading even to the indictment

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A modern reflection of India

02:08 | 15.01.12

I recently had the pleasure of reading the cleverly titled Upworldly Mobile by Ranjini Manian, an author and entrepreneur. The book – which comes highly recommended – dwells on business and behavioural skills for the new Indian manager.

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Making friends costs nothing but time

02:08 | 15.01.12

After recovering from the potato farming experience, life soon returned to normal. My friend Billy managed to get a job in a Chinese restaurant, and I spent time driving around, visiting different places and socialising. In time I came to know and understand

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Racism will not be tolerated

02:07 | 15.01.12

Thousands of migrants from different Italian cities and regions, as well as many Italians themselves, marched in a peaceful parade in Florence on 17 December last to protest the senseless attack of five Senegalese men in the city just days before. The men

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