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    How a Glue Developer Turned Bad Luck Into a DIY Sensation

    Jane ni Dhulchaointigh turned a sticky situation into a successful business in five steps.
    by Grant Davis Feb 01, 2016 2 minutes
    Jane nĂ­ Dhulchaointigh

    Jane ní Dhulchaointigh’s glue has gained legions of fans who use it to seal cracks, fix busted bathroom fixtures or, in the case of a British TV show, affix their cameras to the outside of a small rocket that they then launched into space. A farmer even used it to make and attach a prosthetic leg to one of his chickens, who got nipped by

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