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Forget 'What are your strengths and weaknesses?' If you want to get the real dope on prospective employees, ask job candidates these seven questions.

Next week's international climate change conference at Copenhagen is beset with problems of both political will and the substance of what's being advocated, say critics.

Even smart people make financial moves that are downright illogical. Emotions and superstitions have a sneaky way of keeping you from rational financial decisions. But dumb choices can have serious, real-world consequences. Here are some of the biggest blunders we all make, plus tips from the experts on how to keep cool.

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• Sep 23, A Kewin in canada
  Got on this site because I decided to try to reach MY community. I live 60 miles west of Toronto, Ontario. The great melting pot as Canadians love to
• Jul 26, The Irish Wedding Guest Book and Irish Wedding Ideas.
  The Irish wedding guest book is one of the first things your friends and family will see on the day of your Irish themed wedding. Make yours one to be remembered and one to make memories.
• Jun 17, Sean O' Donnell's story is a love story.
  When I think of my Dad, I am painfully aware that Sean ODonnell will not be around forever. I am the eldest of seven children he and Mom raised in a
• Apr 9, An Irish girl
  I'm Leah Perschke and I'm 50 Irish. My mom was all Irish and my dad all German. My great great great grand father Jim O'Neal was 17 when he came to
• Apr 4, My great grandma Catherine Moved to America
  My great grandma Catherine who I am named after moved to New York City from Ireland. She had most of her kids there. All but 2 of them were born in
• Apr 1, corn beef glaze
  this glaze works well on many things but with corn beef it tis good, me mum gave it to me from her mum and so on, and was used on lesser cuts of beef
• Mar 31, Irish Family Recipe
  Do you have an old Irish family recipe? This is the place to share it with the world.
• Mar 8, Corned Beef and Cabbage Recipe, My Family Recipe
  This is it, the authentic Irish-American Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe. This is the way we cook it in the
• Jan 5, Stories of Our Irish Immigrants
  This is the page where you can tell the story the Irish immigrants in your family. If you are the one from Ireland you can tell your immigration story.
• Dec 28, The Traditional Irish Breakfast
  Talk about stick to your ribs food, the traditional Irish breakfast contains enough food to let you skip lunch. You may not be able to finish it all in one sitting.
• Dec 21, Irish tea, Ireland's national beverage
  Irish tea just might be the national beverage of Ireland. Believe it or not, the Irish drink more tea per capita than any other country in the world. How do you serve a proper tea?
• Dec 13, Irish Wool Sweaters, The True Story
  There is a common belief that Irish wool sweaters have distinct individual patterns for every Irish clan. This is not true.
• Dec 7, The Dullahan. Don't lose your head over this Irish fairy.
  The Dullahan, a headless horseman riding a headless horse is the most feared of the Irish fairies. No good comes from seeing one. No good at all.
• Nov 26, The Merrow, Irish Fairies of the Sea
  Here you'll find descriptions and stories of the Merrow, Irish fairies of the sea. Have you ever seen a Merrow? They pop theirs heads out of the sea when the water is choppy.
• Nov 16, The Irish Pooka, evil or just out for a bit of fun.
  Is the Irish pooka really evil? Or is he just out for a bit of fun at your expense. Read on and you'll find out.
• Nov 3, Will the Banshee wail for you?
  The Banshee of Ireland is the most widely known Irish fairy second only to the Leprechaun. She wails at the coming of death.
• Oct 26, The Legend of the Leprechaun
  The Leprechaun is a solitary Irish fairy. He is most famous for knowing where all hidden treasure is buried. Read on and you just might find a pot of gold.
• Sep 4, Irish Fairy Superstitions
  This page of Irish fairy superstitions is the place to find out why you don't mess with the "Good People". You should always speak kindly of Irish fairies or you may come to regret it.
• Mar 30, Irish Fairies, The Good People
  So as not to offend the Good People I've decided to give the Irish fairies a section of their own on this website. I don't think you want to offend them either, to find out why just read on.
• Mar 9, Bodhran Drums; The Controversy
  Until I started research for this page I didn't realize there was a controversy over bodhran drums. Are they ancient or are they new to Celtic music?
• Mar 2, The Irish Tin Whistle
  The Irish tin whistle is one of the oldest Irish musical instrument. At the very least it is the descendant of a whistle mentioned in Irish myth.
• Mar 2, The Irish Fiddle Primer
  I think you already know that the Irish fiddle is not the second cousin once removed of a violin. They are the same instrument. The only difference is the style of playing.
• Feb 24, Celtic Harps; An Introduction
  This page will introduce you to Celtic harps. You won't learn how to play one here, but you'll learn some history and hear some music from Celtic harps.
• Feb 21, Uilleann Bagpipes; A Brief History and Tutorial
  Here you'll find everything you wanted to know about Uilleann bagpipes (but were afraid to ask). You'll also find videos of a fine Uilleann piper or two.
• Feb 17, Irish Musical Instruments: A History of a Musical People
  You can't have Irish music without Irish musical instruments. This is where you can learn a little history about the instruments behind the very popular Celtic music of today.
• Feb 3, Irish Stew Recipes, A Few Of The Many
  Irish stew, those words alone give you feelings of a warm kitchen, the smell of potatoes, meat, and vegetables blending together in the oven or on the stove to complete the ultimate of comfort foods.
• Jan 13, About Myself And Why This Site Came To Be
  On This page you will learn a little about me and why I'm building this website.
• Jan 1, Irish Step Dance Shoes
  There are two kinds of Irish step dance shoes, the soft shoe and the hard shoe, depending on the type of dance being performed.
• Dec 30, The Irish Dance Solo Dress
  As you may well know the Irish dance solo dress is the by far the largest part of Irish dancing both financially and emotionally. Here I will show a few examples of modern solo dresses.
• Dec 24, The Female Irish Dance Dress
  The Irish dance dress, as you know it today did not come into being until the twentieth century. This page will trace some of the history of the Irish dance dress.
• Dec 16, The Male Irish Dance Costume
  You can find descriptions of male Irish dance costume and history over the centuries on this page.
• Nov 25, The History of Irish Dance
  The history of Irish dance starts with the ritual dance of the ancient Druids and continues up to the modern Irish dance of Michael Flatley and Jean Butler of "Riverdance" fame.
• Oct 29, Traditional Irish Christmas Recipes
  When you serve the following Irish Christmas recipes you will be serving the most traditional of Irish food and customs.
• Sep 30, Gaelic Irish Boy Names and Their Meaning
  This is where you will find Gaelic Irish boy names with their pronunciation and their meaning. These names are based on the Irish Gaelic language.
• Sep 23, Gaelic Irish Girl Names and Their Meanings
  I will try to show you Irish girl names based on the Irish Gaelic language. This is turning out to be a b