‘It is hugely difficult and horrible’ – The Irish Times
When Lisa Ryan’s relationship ended in 2022, a lack of affordable and suitable options meant she and her…
‘Daniel’s heart is in Ireland, so we go as much as possible’ – The Irish Times
New York Film Festival was the only sane place for Rebecca Miller to premiere her superb five-part documentary…
The new travel-friendly cushion compact you’ll actually use – and love – The Irish Times
Cushion foundations are having a moment – or more accurately, a resurgence. Over the past few years, several…
This presidential election could be about to get even weirder – The Irish Times
If Micheál Martin had picked himself to be the candidate he would have won. But Ireland’s most popular…
The 10 lessons I learned from living with 76 people over two decades – The Irish Times
I’ve always loved living in house-shares. Maybe it’s having grown up as the fourth of five kids in…
A clinical psychologist suggested that an ADHD assessment would be prudent – The Irish Times
I wrote my master’s thesis in a week after putting it off – and dodging my supervisor –…
A Nation Once Again – The Irish Times
Look at them over on that island to the east, copying us here on the mainland with their…
why boys are getting twice as many top grades – The Irish Times
In Kosovo this April, a team of four girls between the ages of 15 and 18 represented Ireland…
‘I don’t smoke and I cut out all drink when I’m going on a tour to mind my voice. And there I was, throwing up in a toilet’ – The Irish Times
Tell people you’re going to meet Lyra and the reaction is warm, universally so. People know of her…
‘There are people in this country who hate me with the fire of a thousand suns’ – The Irish Times
My siblings say to me: “You had different parents. We don’t know what your parents are like because…
Almost three-quarters of State’s top earners are men, report shows – The Irish Times
Nearly three quarters of the State’s top earners are men, new figures from the Central Statistics Office’s (CSO)…
AI is smart, just don’t ask it to speak the Irish language – The Irish Times
“Speak to me as Gaeilge.” Words that have struck fear into many a schoolchild’s soul. But also, apparently,…