Polly Dennison

Polly Dennison

Contributor

Polly Dennison is a former Irish Times journalist.

‘My mum loves the milk here. She says chai tastes much better with Irish milk’

New to the Parish: Vel Dhanish, from India, and Jun Ying Sun, from China, came to Ireland in 2014

‘It’s bowled me over how Irish people look after each other. And they work bloody hard’

New to the Parish: Charlene Mathieson, who is from England, moved to Ireland in 2019

Dublin is the second-most ‘coffee-obsessed’ capital in the world

There are 181 coffee shops per 100,000 people in Dublin, but the quality is lower than many cities

‘What’s the craic?’ is a new sentence I’ve acquired in Ireland. Also, ‘coola boola’

New to the Parish: Rujing Guo arrived in Ireland from Shenzhen in China in 2020

Coronavirus: 14 further deaths and 455 new cases reported in the State

Four new walk-in test centres open as HSE aims to identify asymptomatic cases

‘A national treasure’: Tributes paid to Eurovision-winning songwriter Shay Healy

Songwriter who wrote What’s Another Year sung by Johnny Logan has died aged 78

New portrait of Edna O’Brien unveiled on her 90th birthday

Diptych by Zurich Portrait prizewinner Mandy O’Neill on display at National Gallery

Normal People’s Paul Mescal named as actor to watch by Variety

The Emmy-nominated Kildare actor appears in 10 to watch list with Borat’s Maria Bakalova

Men rule the charts: No Irish female artist had song in Top 10 in last two years

New report highlights gender disparity in the Irish charts

Eight people injured as bus and car collide in Dublin city

Two people in intensive care after crash in Ballsbridge at about 10.45pm on Friday

‘The younger people are fearless’: Belarusians protest in Dublin

Demonstrators call for Lukashenko to leave office after week of unrest in Belarus

Morrissey’s Dublin-born mother, Elizabeth Anne Dwyer, dies after illness

According to statement on singer’s website, a funeral service will be held in Dublin

Fair City to restart production with Covid-19 storylines

RTÉ to adopt new workplace practices to ensure safety of soap opera’s cast and crew

US visa ban: He’ll be born in the USA, but his Irish dad won’t be there

New US travel restrictions are disrupting the lives of Irish workers, fiancés and parents-to-be

Fancy a ‘no-touch massage’? Salons and spas after lockdown

About 4,000 beauty businesses are allowed to reopen on Monday as lockdown eases