Meanings of perennially popular in English

Stories about returning to Ireland are perennially popular in the Irish Times Abroad section.

I think a number of things make it perennially popular.

Paramedical courses are perennially popular with school-leavers.

But we haven't forgotten about some perennially popular Culture Night events, plus a selection of family-friendly events and venues.

An impressive number but one that is dwarfed by cloud storage service rivals such as Microsoft's SkyDrive and the perennially popular Dropbox.

With sandy beaches, signature white buildings and sparkling blue seas, it's a perennially popular summer playground for Greek and international visitors alike.

The one set of professions where short hair remains perennially popular are those where you regularly don a vac suit or related gear.

But that film was the perennially popular, five-Oscar-winning The Sound of Music (1965), which has attracted obsessive devotion from legions of fans.

This type of divertissement programme is perennially popular with audiences and allows companies to present the hits without concomitant demands of décor, plot and structure.

ShopFront: Perennially popular designer Louis Mulcahy is in the midst of a yearly sale at his Dawson Street store.