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Róisín Ingle

Róisín Ingle

Roisin Ingle is a journalist for The Irish Times contributing features, news colour and a weekly column in the Saturday magazine.

Amazing Amy

Her husband may be ‘going out to war’ on the current Lions tour, but that doesn’t faze Amy Huberman, writes Róisín Ingle. The acto(...)

Roisin Ingle on . . . the art of hoiking

Roisin Ingle on . . .

a gone girl

Roisin Ingle on . . . the great outdoors

Róisín Ingle on . . . a confirmation

Róisín Ingle on . . . a vintage weekend

Roisin Ingle on ... party planning

Roisin ingle on . . . a good book with a very long title

The Lean In book club

Depending on who you believe, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s ‘Lean In’ is either a significant turning point in the feminist debat(...)

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