‘There is one particular part of Ireland I’d always go to. It is beautiful’ – The Irish Times
How agreeable are you? Partly for my job, I have to be as agreeable as possible. The role…
the urge is too strong to control’ – The Irish Times
This week, Tourette syndrome (TS) was in the news after a racial slur was broadcast during Sunday night’s…
My dog died two months ago and the gap he has left in all our lives is unfathomable – The Irish Times
How agreeable are you? In the psychological sense of the word, I think I am extraordinarily agreeable, insofar…
‘They’re sitting on a pile of unclaimed deposits’ – The Irish Times
“They are sitting on a cash pile of unclaimed deposits and we are left out of pocket,” says…
Chappell Roan and Apple Martin learned the hard way about overblown sorrow – The Irish Times
The announcement in December of the death, at age 91, of French screen actor Brigitte Bardot sparked the…
A divided estate, a nightclub, a ‘hippie colony’ and now a thriving hotel – The Irish Times
Walking around Castle Leslie estate – which has borne her family name for more than 400 years –…
‘If I am the worst of the worst then America has a bigger problem than it thinks’ – The Irish Times
On her first night in Campbell County Detention Center, the Kentucky prison where she was housed with regular…
Eggs, milk, rice and potatoes – The Irish Times
Planning to make pancakes this week? Shrove Tuesday marks the start of Lent, which was traditionally a time…
‘I’m very good at masking my feelings for the sake of somebody else’ – The Irish Times
How agreeable are you? I work in the arts, so it’s a question of not only being agreeable,…
‘Many still feel pressure to leave parts of themselves at the door’ – The Irish Times
“Children don’t need to choose between languages or identities,” says Francesca La Morgia, the founder of Mother Tongues.…
‘He wanted me to drive from north Dublin to Wicklow for sex at 2am’ – The Irish Times
People are settling down later in life, as shown in the creeping rise in marriage ages in Ireland…
‘It’s beginning to sink in, this goodbye is a bigger deal than I thought’ – The Irish Times
Behind her blue front door, in Dublin’s Harold’s Cross, Mary Black sits in an armchair recalling the twists…