Mary Kennedy: ‘When I got back to Brittany after my dad’s funeral, two days later, a letter from him arrived. It was so raw’
The broadcaster on losing her father suddenly when she was 21, her marriage ending and loving Tayto sandwiches…
Mary Kennedy: ‘When my marriage ended, I feared I’d never work in RTÉ again – that was a different Ireland’
The broadcaster on losing her father suddenly when she was 21, her marriage ending and loving Tayto sandwiches…
The first Primark in New York City is open – but will they care for our famously low-cost clothing? I went to find out
The four-storey unit in Midtown Manhattan is the result of a $15m (over €12m) investment. But what will…
Ryan Tubridy: ‘I’ve heard nothing from RTÉ. I can’t stand outside the door knocking until they answer’
The ‘unshackled’ broadcaster on his former employer, the Healy-Raes and loving every moment of newly married life Ryan…
Vogue Williams: ‘I was on a hike with my sister in Howth recently and I said hi to three people, and none of them said hello back to me’
The podcaster on her ‘feral’ Irish childhood, being obsessed with cleanliness and who she thinks should be the…
Ciarán Hinds: ‘We made it very clear to my daughter that we don’t do nepotism. It’s held her in good stead’
The Belfast actor on red-carpet influencers, Trump’s ‘vulgarity’, and falling off stage and landing on the orchestra Actor…
James Kavanagh: ‘I regret not having a strict exercise regime. I’m a messy millennial and grew up partying and not really caring. I want to become buff’
The podcaster on renovating his new Kilkenny home, being bullied and getting arrested in Paris James Kavanagh James…
Bryan Dobson: ‘I didn’t want another job and didn’t want to be committed to something’
The broadcaster on life after RTÉ, the late Irish novelist John McGahern, and why he said no to…
The great Irish festival guide – from all-night ragers to relaxing retreats, your summer fixtures, all mapped out
All you need to know about the big shows across the country, whether you’re a seasoned glamper or…
Marty Morrissey: ‘I miss my mum every day. She was a great woman, a mad rebel from Cork’
The sports broadcaster on growing up in New York as an only child, losing his mother and why…
Doireann Garrihy: ‘It’s next to impossible to be in the media without being insecure about the way you present – especially after a baby’
Broadcaster Doireann Garrihy on getting honest about motherhood, the post-baby ‘bounce back’ and banning social media for under…
Gavin Friday: ‘I had my manhood hanging in front of 2,000 people… the crowd went mad’
The Dublin songwriter and singer on the death of Sinéad O’Connor, the night at Carnegie Hall he’ll never…