Suzanne Jackson makes shock move away from Ireland with husband Dylan

Suzanne Jackson has been giving us wanderlust envy with her updates as she acclimatises to her new life in Portugal and now she has us a right hankering for a day out with our favourite ladies.

Celebrity doctor Christian Jessen has been ordered to pay Arlene Foster £125,000 in damages after accusing her of having an extra-marital affair in a now-deleted defamatory tweet. In December 2019, the 44 year old shared a tweet that made the unfounded claim that Northern Ireland's First Minister was cheating on her husband of 25 years with a protection officer.

Get the inside track on the big stories from Manchester courts with our weekly newsletter

Beauty entrepreneur Suzanne Jackson has been keeping her followers up to date with the goings-on in her life, especially now that she and her husband Dylan have made the move to Portugal, a country that offers special tax benefits to new residents.

Gallery: Little Mix make BRITS-tory! 10 female musicians who changed the music industry (BANG Showbiz)Elsewhere, in New York - where Dylan moved to in 1961 to pursue his dream of becoming a music star - the WFUV radio station at the Bronx’s Fordham University is playing 80 Dylan songs throughout the day. And in Dublin, Ireland - where Dylan has frequented over the years - Other Voices is hosting a live-stream from the US Embassy titled 'Dignity’ after his 1994 song.

Grey’s Anatomy doesn’t look like it’s ending any time soon, but that doesn’t mean the original cast is going to be sticking around. Jesse Williams, who plays Dr Jackson Avery, is the latest actor to bid farewell to the medical drama.

TV presenter Dr Christian Jessen “constructed a reality which did not exist” during a series of podcasts he produced during lockdown, the High Court in Belfast has heard. Northern Ireland’s First Minister, Arlene Foster, is suing the celebrity medic for defamation over a tweet he posted making an unfounded claim that she was having an extra-marital affair.

Suzanne Jackson is enjoying the benefits of working out and how it boosts her mental health, after swapping Dublin for Portugal for six months.

BBC with a series adaptation of Benjamin Myers’ award-winning historical novel The Gallows Pole.The writer and director of This Is England (2006) and its three spinoff mini series will helm a TV reimagining of the 2018 Walter Scott Prize-winning book, which is scheduled to shoot with UK-Irish production company Element Pictures later this year.ScreenDaily reports that a call-out for first-time non-professional actors was publicised in March by Shaheen Baig Casting, which is looking for men and

A nimble ‘fairy queen’ from Ireland has gone viral after stealing the show at the Miss Universe pageant in the best way possible.

Suzanne Jackson and her husband Dylan O’Connor are currently running her beauty empire from sun-soaked Portugal as the pair moved their life to the Mediterranean country to buy a new home.

Suzanne Jackson’s followers were gobsmacked when the blogger turned businesswoman shared that she had relocated to Portugal with her husband, Dylan O’Connor. Now she has shared her plans for her new sun-soaked life.

Oh, dear! It looks like Suzanne Jackson has learned the hard way that life in Portugal isn’t all sunshine, cocktails and trips to the beach.

David White is stepping down as SAG-AFTRA’s national executive director and chief contract negotiator. He’ll be staying on at the union until later this spring.

Homeowners in the thick of moving will know that it can come with an unexpected flurry of emotions and it looks like the exciting day has finally arrived for Lucy Kennedy.

Self-praise is no praise but in Clodagh McKenna’s case as she was forced to defend herself  after being accused of ‘loving herself’.

If you don’t know by now, and we don’t know how you couldn’t, Hollywood heartthrob Patrick Dempsey has arrived in Ireland—and he’s already making friends.