Tommy Bowe on life at home in Belfast with his wife Lucy, the joys of raising kids, plus his ever-growing career in the April ...

Singer-songwriter Eleanor will be returning to Luxembourg for a grand homecoming concert at Mirador on Saturday ... I can’t sing in front of them, can’t tell them my real ideas… But now I’ve done ...

The free-to-attend event is billed as "a creative homecoming for a building that ... Saved from dereliction by Real Ideas in 2013, it has since been transformed into a cutting-edge digital centre ...

CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOPPING for your mum can feel like a high-stakes mission — how do you find something thoughtful enough for the person who does it all? But whether she’s into chic wardrobe ...

It’s going to be an unbelievable homecoming for me ... to him growing up the eldest of three kids, with his single mum Suzie Collier a violinist, conductor and professor at the Royal Academy ...

The telltale signs that Brooke Barrow has a side hustle as a homecoming mum maker include feather boas strewn across the yard and glitter trails throughout the halls, leading to her house’s ...

But it wouldn't be Texas homecoming without the star of the Lone Star show: the mum. For 50 years, the homecoming mum has been a hallmark tradition for Texans statewide, providing high school ...

WHITEHOUSE, Texas (KLTV) - Standing at 27 feet tall and nine feet wide, the homecoming mum at Whitehouse High School is certainly “Texas-sized.” “I don’t think it’s over the top, I think it’s perfect, ...

a homecoming mum. Mums were originally simple flowers or chrysanthemums given to a girl by her date. By the 1970s, mums began to bloom. The homecoming mums began to get larger and more elaborate.

"So they kind of gave me some ideas, which is wonderful ... In her own words, a homecoming mum is a flower adorned with ribbons and noise makers -- and it's a bit over the top.

But Texans are known for making things bigger and better, as proved by the homecoming mum. The first reported sighting of a homecoming mum in Texas was in 1936 at a football game at Baylor University.