Irish celebrity chef, TV presenter and author Catherine Fulvio talks  road rage, stolen cars and her dream drive locations   Your current car? VW Passat estate. Why do you drive an estate? I suppose the alternative to an estate is a four-wheel-drive, which I used to have. But I drive this particular estate because, at the time, I did a lot of research into boot capacity. I carry a full cookery demo unit plus all equipment and ingredients to cookery demos around the country. I need to know that I can pack and unpack easily and, most importantly, that I have full visibility when travelling. Is a car important to you?  My car is vital. I run my business, Ballyknocken House & Cookery School, at our farm in County Wicklow and there’s always a reason to be on the road – from collecting local ingredients to travelling around Ireland for cookery demonstrations. And my two teenagers seem to have a much better social life than me, so they are in need of frequent transport too. What sort of state is your car in (inside or out)? Well, allowing for the fact that I live on a farm in the countryside, I do admit it’s not sparkling! But my local garage helps me out and cleans her up regularly. What’s in the boot and the glove compartment? The glove compartment only has the magical book – the driver’s manual! And the boot only has my reusable shopping bags and a couple of umbrellas. How would you describe your driving? I think I’m a good driver. Any bad habits? My kids say I play the radio too loudly. Apparently, it’s embarrassing when I rock up to school! Ever crashed, got a parking ticket or points? Nothing major to report here, thankfully. I got clamped once in Dublin when I was at a dance studio training for a Breast Cancer Ireland fundraiser – I never knew that they charge for street parking in Dublin on Sundays! Have you ever experienced road rage (either passively or actively)? I had a fella follow me to my house once when I lived in Dublin. He was in the right-hand turning lane but drove straight ahead when the lights changed, almost hitting my car.  I got a bit of a fright so I tooted the horn to warn him I was there. It...