I need a licence to cull – The Irish Times
I’ve decided to get a licence to kill. Ireland’s native woodlands are being eaten alive by overabundant deer.…
‘At the moment, life and death feel quite close together’ – The Irish Times
How agreeable are you? It depends on the context. It can mean going along with things, but I’m…
Irish public ‘emotionally checking out’ after succession of crises – The Irish Times
After years of overlapping crises, Irish people have “run out of shock” and are “emotionally checking out”, according…
Birth orders absolutely define us; they impact how we talk to ourselves – The Irish Times
How agreeable are you? I would say over my life, I have been quite agreeable. It’s something that…
James Nesbitt on working with families of the Disappeared – The Irish Times
James Nesbitt is explaining why his work with the families of the Disappeared means so much to him…
I’m the eldest of a family of 15. I’ve lost three brothers in the last few years – The Irish Times
How agreeable are you? I think I’m quite agreeable, but if I’m talking to somebody that I’ve had…
Irish graveyards are full of plastic. We’re all paying for it – The Irish Times
Once I spotted it, I couldn’t unsee it. Walking my dog through a 70-acre Dublin cemetery last week…
How Ireland’s housing crisis is forcing people to delay having children – The Irish Times
Each day, Jennifer McAree wakes up and clings to her mantra: “something will come up, something will come…
I’ve seen people elbowing friends and throwing cash – The Irish Times
In my first year at university, my new best friend and I fell in with a group of…
‘I go to my local cinema … normally sitting in a totally empty hall’ – The Irish Times
Neil Jordan looks well. He leans in to catch the odd missed word, but, , now 76, he…
Ireland doesn’t have time for wind farm battles – The Irish Times
It began with a clash: a Norwegian wind company versus a local county council’s ban on turbines. But…
Two Chinese companies, Shein and Temu, are undercutting retailers in every country – The Irish Times
In 1887, the British parliament passed the Merchandise Marks Act to protect British industry from knock-off products which…