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Kathryn Thomas shares rare family moment of daughter reacting to DWTS performance & jokes ‘she’s officially influenced’
KATHRYN Thomas has shared a rare family moment of her daughter reacting to a performance on Dancing With The Stars.
The Carlow native and her husband Padraig McLoughlin have two kids together, Ellie, six, and Grace, three.
Kathryn rarely posts snippets of her little ones on social media, but she often makes an exception when she catches funny moments.
The 45-year-old and her youngest daughter, Grace, were watching the hit RTE series DWTS in their living room.
As the pair watched Olympian Jack Wooley show off his moves, Grace decided to impress her mum with her own dancing.
The youngster stood up on the sofa and started rolling her arms and nodding her head to the beat of the music.
She then put her arms up like a ballerina and twirled around smiling.
Grace jumped off the sofa and grabbed her monkey toy and squealed: “The monkey wants to dance with me.”
The child then climbed up onto the coffee table in the middle of the living room and adorably slow danced with her monkey.
Grace shouted over at Kathryn: “Mum watch, mum watch this!”
Kathryn immediately began to laugh as Grace swung the monkey around by the arms as if he was her dance partner.
The former Operation Transformation told followers that the dance competition has “officially influenced” Grace.
The mum-of-two sarcastically captioned her post: “She’s never seen her mother dancing on a tables… I promise.”
In a second clip, Grace had accumulated a selection of her toys and was pulling them up onto the table to dance with her.
HAVING A BLAST
She told her mum: “I’m going to dance on the table with them.”
Kathryn humorously asked her: “Oh who told you how to do that? Your mom?”
Grace hilariously ignored her mum’s comment and started to sing Do You Wanna Build A Snowman from the movie Frozen.
The three-year-old then asked: “Mum can you put on some music?”
Of course, Kathryn irrupted into a fit of laughter at her little ones funny little personality.
Vikki Wall hailed as ‘super role model’ after two goal return inspires Meath LGFA to win over Mayo in Division 1
SHANE McCORMACK says returning role model Vikki Wall is a massive boost to Meath.
AFLW star Wall was back with the Royals for the first start since an All-Ireland quarter-final defeat to Kerry in July 2023 and bagged 2-1 against Mayo yesterday to make it two wins from two in Division 1 of the Lidl NFL.
And boss McCormack beamed: “It’s great to have Vikki back. She has been training extremely hard since Christmas.
“We played a couple of challenge matches but she got her chance and took it. You can see that little bit of a lift, especially with the 14 new girls.
“She’s a super role model as well as a lot of the girls there.”
Wall made her presence felt early in this one and with Ciara Smyth (two), Kerrie Cole and Meadhbh Byrne all on target, the Royals were four points clear at the end of the opening quarter.
And even though Sinead Walsh cancelled out a free from Smyth to finally get Mayo up and running in the 21st minute, Meath reinforced their authority when Wall found the net moments later.
Mayo were back in contention when Walsh superbly netted on 26 minutes.
And despite temporarily losing the MacHale Rovers attacker to injury from an incident that saw Wall yellow-carded, Maria Cannon converted a free to leave the westerners just three points adrift at 1-5 to 1-2 at the interval.
Walsh was back to narrow the gap at the start of the second half with a placed ball before Meath regained a stranglehold when a Smyth score was supplemented by a Cole green flag.
Livewire Walsh was proving to be nuisance for Meath and she rattled the net for a second time on 38 minutes.
It meant the Royals were three in front upon Wall’s return and this cushion remained after Mayo midfielder Erin Murray and Smyth traded points.
This advantage was doubled when Wall hammered home from a tight angle in the wake of Mayo defender Ella Brennan being sin-binned for a foul on the Dunboyne ace.
And even though Walsh continued to lead the way for the visitors, a fourth by raiding wing-back Niamh Gallogly helped Meath to ease over the line.
Mayo gaffer Liam McHale said his young team can learn a lot from these games. He added: “I thought we did manage the game fairly well.
“We kicked some bad wides and some decision-making wasn’t the best. We got punished by Meath and that’s always going to happen at the highest level.”
MEATH: R Murray; A Sheridan, S Wall, N Troy; N Gallogly 1-0, MK Lynch, C Millington; A Cleary, V Wall 2-1, 1f; M Thynne, O Sheehy, C Smyth 0-6, 3f; M Byrne 0-1, M Farrelly, K Cole 1-1. Subs: K Bermingham for Sheehy 41 mins, E Moyles for Thynne 41, K Newe for Troy 46, O Callan for Farrelly 53, C Lawlor for Byrne 58, M Collins for Cole 59.
MAYO: R Dyar; E Brennan, S Lally, D Caldwell; S Delaney, S El Massry, H Reape; E Murray 0-1, A Geraghty; L Wallace, A Gough, C Durkin; M Cannon 0-1f, S Walsh 2-4, 4f, B Hession. Subs: K Doherty for Walsh 30 mins (temp), K Doherty for Wallace 36, K Sullivan for El Massry 46, C Whyte for Hession 47, A Fitzpatrick for Gough 48, M Sheridan for Delaney 53, S McNulty for Sullivan 55, J Mortimer for Murray 58.
REFEREE: Kevin Phelan (Laois).
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The stunning Mediterranean island that appeared on Made in Chelsea… with 200 beaches and wine boat tours
MADE in Chelsea fans may have spotted a beautiful island on the TV show – with the crew often filmed on the French island of Corsica.
Even better – it takes just over two hours to get there from the UK for some Mediterranean sunshine.
If you thought the island of Corsica was just a pricey place for the socialites of Chelsea, think again.
It is possible to achieve on a budget as we found direct return flights for as little as £74 from London Gatwick to Corsica with EasyJet.
As for accommodation, you can find hotels for as little as £45 per night for two.
With over 200 beautiful beaches, it can be hard to know which to choose.
One that has been recommended for being “ideal for families” is Ostriconi.
Found on the north of the island, the beach is soft and sandy with shallow water perfect for paddling.
One TripAdvisor reviewer wrote: “This was definitely the best beach we found in Corsica.”
Just note that there are no facilities, so you’ll have to take your own towels and drinks onto the beach.
In contrast, the Tamaricciu beach found on the south of the island comes with loungers perched on the sand.
There’s also a beach club at the very end of the spot where you can enjoy gelato, a cold drink, or local food.
For anyone seeking history, take a gander around the Villages of la Balagne.
The region, high up on the mountains, gives incredible sea views over the island and it feels like you’re walking back in time as they’re barely changed from when they were built centuries ago.
The region was once the home of artists and in the village of Pigna winding streets you’ll find hand-painted music boxes and colourful ceramics for sale.
Each village offers its own crafts, from jams and honey to jewellery, hand-woven baskets and oils – so it’s worth a visit if you want something more than a basic souvenir.
The official travel guide for the island suggests visiting Ajaccio, the capital of Corsica and the birth place of former French Emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte – and you’ll see his legacy everywhere.
His former house Maison Bonaparte is a two-minute walk to the marina, and his name also appears on streets and in the museums.
The heart of the city is a great place to explore chic shops, cafés and restaurants.
The island is also a great place to hop on a boat tour. There’s one that stops off to enjoy a Corsican wine tasting hosted by a sommelier and a local wine-grower while watching the sunset.
If staying on-land is what you’d prefer there are guided bus tours, organised walking groups and even a train that will take you on a two hour tour along the coastline from £15 per person.
If you fancy doing Corsica like the Made in Chelsea cast, head to the Cala Rossa on the south of the island.
It’s an exclusive area visited by celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio and Beyoncé who have both stayed in the glamorous Domaine de Murtoli hotel.
The cast also headed to the popular beach side restaurant, Le Tiki Chez Marco, in Lecci. On TripAdvisor, the restaurant is firm favourite in the area.
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Corsica gave us the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation, with its breathtaking tropical beaches, dramatic mountains, and clear turquoise waters just a short flight away.
Our stay at Marina D’Erba Rossa with Eurocamp was ideal for a family getaway, featuring a cosy campervan, a sparkling lagoon pool, and delightful touches like peacocks roaming the site and a miniature zoo that captivated the children.
Mornings began with freshly baked baguettes and pastries enjoyed al fresco amidst leafy trees and golden sands, while evenings were spent indulging in mouthwatering Mediterranean dishes at the campsite’s Le Nemo or local restaurants.
Beyond the beach, Corsica’s rugged wilderness beckoned with hidden swimming holes, scenic hiking trails, and thrilling canyoning adventures, while the historic forts and vibrant marina at Bonifacio added a cultural twist to our trip.
From soft sands and swaying palm trees to the fusion of French and Italian flavours, Corsica delivered a dream family holiday we can’t wait to experience again.
One guest praised the restaurant for the “copious cheese and charcuterie platter” another added it was “true paradise with beautiful sunset and views”
The cast later dined in Porto-Vecchio with the cast spotted at al fresco restaurant Les Beaux Arts.
As for daytime activities, the cast took a boat out on the water adn headed to Bonifacio on the southern tip of Corsica.
Here they rented a boat for the day to explore the hidden beaches only accessible by boat or foot.
Temperatures on Corsica see highs of 30C between May and September. In the winter, the average temperature is around 12C.
That being said, the island has hundreds of days of sunshine throughout the year, so it is still a great choice for a winter getaway.
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Jaw-dropping pictures show how Dubai is unrecognisable just 40 years ago
DUBAI is a firm favourite of British holidaymakers, having undergone a dramatic transformation in just a few decades to look how it does today.
Incredible old pictures of the sunny destination show just how much it has changed in 50 years.
The most populous city in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai is famed for its skyscrapers, luxury lifestyle and the influencers who flock there in droves.
In 2024, it was the seventh most visited city in the world, with 18.2 million tourists, and was also named the number one destination in last year’s Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards.
But Dubai wasn’t always an opulent metropolis.
In pictures from its recent past, the city looks unrecognisable as a vast expanse of desert complete with roaming camels.
The city’s beginnings can be traced back to the early 1800s when the Bani Yas tribe first settled on the shores of the Persian Gulf.
Although this first iteration of Dubai was little more than a fishing and pearl-diving village with a population of less than 800, its port became somewhat of a trading hub over the course of the next century.
However, it wasn’t until Dubai struck oil in 1966 that the real change happened.
The harbour city, which had only just got its first airport in 1960, suddenly became a major player in the global oil trade, with that airport nowadays being one of the world’s busiest.
Dubai built its own World trade Centre, widened the Dubai Creek and the constructed of the longest highway in the Emirates, Sheikh Zayed Road.
Most of Dubai’s most impressive skyscrapers can be found along this road, including the iconic Burj Khalifa which was only finished in 2010.
At a staggering 830m tall, it is the tallest building not only amongst the city’s 263 skyscrapers, but in the world.
Despite Dubai’s built-up area having increased 170-fold since the sixties, the city’s developers are showing no signs of slowing down.
An ultra-thin skyscraper called The Muraba Veil is due to be added to the elaborate skyline, while the £1bn Tiger Sky Tower claims it will break the world records for highest infinity pool and restaurant.
All this is a far cry from the Dubai photographed in decades past.
Snaps of the Dubai Creek show modest fishing boats, and locals can be seen getting around by camel instead of Range Rover.
Almost more amazing than what appears in the pictures is what doesn’t.
Also absent is Palm Jumeirah, Dubai’s tree-shaped artificial archipelago of islands which these days is one of the city’s most celebrated features.
In 2021, Prime Minister of the UAE Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum announced the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan; a blueprint for future development focused on on sustainability and making Dubai “the best city in the world to work and live”.
While it includes plans to expand green spaces and nature reserves, its also includes objectives such as increasing land area for hotels and tourist activities by 134 per cent.
It makes you wonder what Dubai will look like when pictured in another sixty years.
