The Dublin hairstylist to A-listers: ‘It’s nearly easier to work with celebrities’ – The Irish Times
Behind the effortless bounce of rapper Bad Bunny’s curls on Saturday Night Live last year was a Dublin…
Moving to French-speaking Montreal brought me back to the Irish language – The Irish Times
Fifty years ago I left Belfast for Canada, and like most Irish I landed in the English-speaking part…
Weight-loss drugs have changed our plastic surgery business – The Irish Times
Miami has a reputation as a city for beautiful people, and Co Louth sisters Sidhbh and Neasa Gallagher…
The Tipperary man plotting equine bloodlines of the future at Coolmore’s US operation – The Irish Times
Growing up on a stud farm called Grenane House in the Golden Vale near Tipperary town, it was…
I seek the Atlantic’s engulfing peace, but the sea here never quite meets the mark – The Irish Times
I took myself straight to Maroubra this morning. I was about 17th in line at the Grumpy Baker.…
‘They refer to the Irish here as the Latins of the north’ – The Irish Times
Love brought Navan-born solicitor Martin Hayes to the Spanish city of Valencia in 2004. It turned out to…
I never thought I wanted to live in Australia and now I’m struggling to leave – The Irish Times
As I prepare to leave Australia – the country I never thought I wanted to live in and…
‘I often leave the keys in the car. I couldn’t do that in Dublin’ – The Irish Times
Having worked as cabin crew with British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, as well as with the ground staff…
My first boss told me ‘nothing changes here’ – turns out he was right – The Irish Times
Tony Soprano looked out across the table and handpicked Journey’s Don’t Stop Believin’ from a little tabletop jukebox.…
Irish woman on Sri Lanka fuel crisis – The Irish Times
Memories of a living through months of severe fuel shortages in Sri Lanka four years ago have recently…
She left for a ‘jaunt’ to Australia and didn’t return for 40 years – The Irish Times
“I heard myself say ‘I think I’ll go’ … it was out of my mouth before I thought…
When my first child was born the distance from Ireland became a physical ache – The Irish Times
When you become an immigrant, you are perpetually falling between two stools, inhabiting a cultural gap that neither…