When it comes to discarding used batteries, there’s a right way and a dangerous way – The Irish Times
When your telly remote control claps out, what do you do with the old batteries? What about the…
The helmets and hi-vis for cyclists are symptoms of the Irish problem, not the solution – The Irish Times
At this time of year, the headlights sweeping our hall flash off a panoply of reflective and hi-vis…
The Dublin half hectare that became a self-sustaining sanctuary for nature – The Irish Times
In many ways, the fact that the Grove was so easy to miss is what worked most in…
‘It took away the last few things my son enjoyed … his world really narrowed’ – The Irish Times
On the night Storm Éowyn landed last year, Joan Comer woke at 3am and realised that the baby…
I’m not saying it’s wrong to wear a weighted vest while running, but… – The Irish Times
At first I thought I’d seen someone running through the park in a bulletproof vest. I’ve spent years…
Senator Pauline Tully on being brutally attacked by her husband in 2014 – The Irish Times
At 11am on Christmas Eve 2014, Pauline Tully heard a loud knock on her front door. She had…
‘My DNA test said I’m 99% from a particular part of Ireland’ – The Irish Times
How agreeable are you? I can be a chronic people pleaser, and sometimes that can be a weakness.…
How the rise of Ozempic is reversing the progress on body positivity – The Irish Times
The potential ripple effect of the health revolution that is Ozempic is difficult to overstate. For starters, it…
‘I’m a different person now to who I was a couple of years ago. I’ve evolved’ – The Irish Times
We’re sitting in the front room of Ryan Tubridy’s mews home in Monkstown, south Co Dublin, where we…
The Silver River has been badly devalued but it could thrive again – The Irish Times
Near the top of the long, rounded spine of hills that make up the ancient Slieve Bloom mountains…
‘I lived one life until I was 26, then life changed’ – The Irish Times
One of Liam Cullinane’s toughest tests after joining the French Foreign Legion in 1985 was a gruelling night…
‘Even though I was fit and energetic the weekends were gone’ – The Irish Times
After a festive season of excess and indulgence, the concept of dry January can hold a certain appeal…