As women increasingly refuse to do the emotional and social labour to the men in their lives, it’s time for men to be responsible for making new friendships

The tender was published in September 2023, but Irish Rail says ‘no undue delay’ has occurred

Signify Group will monitor social media comments and could get accounts shut down

Wind and solar can’t be relied on to replace gas as a reliable source to power our electricity supply

Perfection was priced in, anything less provoked panic as shares were hit with worst one-day drop in 25 years

Charity calls for stricter regulation of second-hand clothing after it followed items

‘Dawdling, walking three-abreast, or doing anything else to block a footpath is ill-advised on busy streets ... people walk faster than they do in less populated spots’

The 30km route ends at St Kevin’s final resting place

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For Luke Rainey, growing up gay in Portstewart, fashion was an escape

Consumers can be assured that the environmental impacts of fast fashion will not go away quickly

The 6ft 5in Derry man helped put Irish big-wave surfing on the map, and now his focus has shifted to night swimming, which has been a balm for his mental health

Hosanna Boulter on a forgotten killing

Fears about AI and poor science facilities not dealt with ahead of new school term, union says

Office development in Dublin will slow next year but the pace of digestion is likely to be sluggish

Complaints continue as growing number of workers seek to stay on and employers adapt to changing landscape

Jen Hogan: A lifelong devotion to the Reds by fans on this side of the Irish Sea has produced a club following unlike any other

The trans artist Pea Dinneen’s Dublin Fringe Festival debut, an autobiographical show about gender, is also a reclamation of cultural space

With a mobile phone, you are never alone, and the world is at your fingertips

Property-related crime has fallen, with aggravated burglaries down 25 per cent