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Open-air summer: food trucks, converted horseboxes, picnics and outdoor terraces are all waiting for us Outdoor dining: 100 great places to eat outside in Ireland
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  • June 4, 2021, 06:00

It’s the summer of outdoor dining. Here’s our pick of the best places if you’re after fabulous food

Planning a European holiday? You might want to read this first Planning a European holiday? You might want to read this first
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  • Fionn Davenport
  • August 13, 2021, 06:20

Digital Covid certificate rules differ in popular destinations France, Spain, Italy and Portugal

‘I didn’t have the energy to move my arms’: Teenagers struggling with long covid ‘I didn’t have the energy to move my arms’: Teenagers struggling with long covid
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  • August 15, 2021, 06:01

Youths with mild initial infections are experiencing confounding, sometimes debilitating issues

Catherine Cleary: Summer books and podcasts for the environmentally aware Catherine Cleary: Summer books and podcasts for the environmentally aware
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  • August 15, 2021, 06:00

If you’re on a camping trip or just shuddering at the thought of one here are some good ways to entertain yourself

The salad that surprises everyone and keeps them coming back for more The salad that surprises everyone and keeps them coming back for more
  • Food & Drink
  • Lilly Higgins
  • August 15, 2021, 06:00

Esquites is the salad version of elotes, the famous Mexican corn street food

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‘Our wedding pictures arrived the week we had to organise my husband’s funeral’ ‘Our wedding pictures arrived the week we had to organise my husband’s funeral’
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  • August 15, 2021, 06:00

Michelin-starred chef Danni Barry on the Wicklow Escape and life after her husband

New menus, a church changes its religion and Dublin gets saucy New menus, a church changes its religion and Dublin gets saucy
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  • August 15, 2021, 06:00

Food File: The Seagull lands in Dunmore East as the search for the best toastie begins

My husband is cheating again and I don’t know what to do My husband is cheating again and I don’t know what to do
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  • August 15, 2021, 06:00

Ask Roe: I thought the life post-booze was a fresh start, but here we are again

Sean Moncrieff: We are running out of time. We need a Nphet for climate change Sean Moncrieff: We are running out of time. We need a Nphet for climate change
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  • August 15, 2021, 06:00

They would be a pain in the ass, but you’d know they are right

Remembering Omagh: ‘There were stories we couldn’t write because they were too horrific’ Remembering Omagh: ‘There were stories we couldn’t write because they were too horrific’
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Churchtown: ‘There’s a buzz that mightn’t have been there before’ 4:45 Churchtown: ‘There’s a buzz that mightn’t have been there before’
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  • August 14, 2021, 06:00

New businesses have transformed the Dublin 14 suburb from a bend in the road on way to Dundrum

Dogs take the trip to Tipp, the glories of Northern bathtubs and other autumn sights Dogs take the trip to Tipp, the glories of Northern bathtubs and other autumn sights
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  • August 14, 2021, 06:00

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Gardening: How to hold on to the summer's natural beauty Gardening: How to hold on to the summer's natural beauty
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  • August 14, 2021, 06:00

The bigger and lusher the blooms, the more challenging they are to dry

Swift portrait included in Howth Castle contents sale could fetch up to €400,000 Swift portrait included in Howth Castle contents sale could fetch up to €400,000
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  • August 14, 2021, 06:00

‘Fairy castle’ follows destiny of Dromoland, Ashford and Adare to ensure survival

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Portrait of Jonathan Swift by Francis Bindon is expected to fetch between €300,000 and €400,000 Swift portrait included in Howth Castle contents sale could fetch up to €400,000
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Mexican corn salad (Esquites). The salad that surprises everyone and keeps them coming back for more
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Esquites is the salad version of elotes, the famous Mexican corn street food

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Dr. Jane Newburger speaks to Sierra Trudeau, and her mother, Heather at Boston Children’ss Hospital. Photograph: Maddie Malhotra/The New York Times ‘I didn’t have the energy to move my arms’: Teenagers struggling with long covid
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Youths with mild initial infections are experiencing confounding, sometimes debilitating issues

Roe: ‘You are defining the terms of your relationship around his needs, not yours.’ Photograph: Getty Images My husband is cheating again and I don’t know what to do
Áine Ryan and Ada enjoying an ice lolly It’s Granny to the rescue as the cry-offs hit new high notes
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Hart Island: prisoners burying Bowery men in wooden coffins who were poisoned by drinking wood-alcohol. Photograph: Arthur Schatz/Getty Images There are Murphys, Grogans, Kellys: The forgotten Irish on a distant Bronx island
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This is the final resting place of Irish emigrants who didn’t achieve the American dream,

Mikie O’Shea learned to play the fiddle when he was growing up in Nad, north Cork. 4:35 Primary teaching and playing fiddle ‘means you can travel the world’
Patricia Kileen at at the Franco-Irish Lisdoonvarna ball that she organised in Paris a few years ago. Photograph: Raphaël Lanier We survived Covid in Paris. Now we are coming home to Ireland
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Microplastics can be released into the water system via the washing of fleeces or other clothing containing plastics. Invisible but everywhere – the growing spread of microplastics
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Every country would have to make changes to implement the diet, but for some the changes would be starker. Photograph: Getty It’s time for a new diet. And not just for you
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The Makeup By Mario Master Pigment Pro Pencil (€22) is a real staple The most famous make-up artist in the world is now selling his range in Ireland. Here’s what to buy
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The languid hauteur of the traditional dandy – assured, elegant and sartorially immaculate. Photograph: Christian Vierig/Getty Head and page turners: Summer books for fashion lovers
Pedestrians during rush hour in lower Manhattan on July 28th, 2021. As workers return to the financial district, long-standing dress codes have been relaxed. Photograph: Melodie Jeng/The New York Times Chinos, sneakers and ballet flats: The new Wall Street is dressing down
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The nine kids now range in age from 13 to 19 but The Sligo Trip continues to be a highlight of the year New travel traditions: It’s time to rethink how we holiday
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk at a Model 3 delivery ceremony in Shanghai, China in January 2020. Photograph: STR/AFP via Getty Images Elon Musk: ‘He takes chances that could lead to demise. But if they work, they change the world’
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A new book looks at the rise, near-fall and spectacular comeback of the Tesla boss

Thanks to four-wheel drive, the V12 can shove it from 0-100km/h in just 2.8secs, and on to a top speed (legality allowing) of 335km/h. Lamborghini revives eighties poster-child Countach
An electric vehicle charging point in Dublin city centre. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times What’s the state of play with Ireland’s electric-vehicle charging network?
  • Will the lithium shortage put the brakes on electric-car plans?
  • Connecting up the dots for charging EVs at apartments

Outdoors

Eroded mountain peat. Drawing by Michael Viney Another Life: The bareness of Irish hills is an issue with all our rain
  • Michael Viney

For years the EU’s farm payment schemes have conspired to keep upland fields bare and commonage hideously overgrazed

The cleg would seem to be vanishing from Thallabawn, along with the swallows that need them for food. Drawing by Michael Viney Michael Viney: Our flying friends and foe do not seem as plentiful as before
Andrew Cooper is one of a growing number of scientists for whom the impact of storms on the beaches of our west coast could hold lessons for the wider shores of Europe. Illustration: Michael Viney Another Life: Predicting the impact of storms on our west coast beaches
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  • Another Life: How far does pain extend in the living world?

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‘Er, you won’t need to microchip your staff?’ Honor goes. ‘Not if you sign up to Back To Your Desk – Remote Workforce Monitoring.’ ‘You won’t need to microchip your staff if you sign up to Remote Workforce Monitoring’
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  • August 14, 2021

Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: Honor pitches her pandemic business idea at the annual borbecue

Ross: ‘I wouldn’t mind but the dude is supposed to be, like, working from home?’ 'The neighbour is power-washing the patio again, he's supposed to be, like, working from home?'
Sorcha: ‘Okay, take a picture of me going out the door. Wait, let me put my mask on. Okay, go ahead.’ ‘I want you to, like, Insta-story my Covid test journey’, says Sorcha
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  • ‘Hennessy Coghlan-O’Hara taught me how to drink a Mortini in three mouthfuls’

People

Janet Kennedy modelling Clothkits outfits with her daughter Lucy. Strong colours and folk-art designs were the order of the day. Photograph: Clothkits Ltd Janet Kennedy obituary: Designer with children at heart
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Muriel McCarthy in Marsh’s Library in 2009. Photograph: Matt Kavanagh Keeper of Marsh’s Library who became its most dedicated guardian
Omagh was such an unlikely target. A small town that had until then largely escaped the worst of the Troubles. No one has ever been convicted of the atrocity in a criminal court. Photograph: Trevor McBride Remembering Omagh: ‘There were stories we couldn’t write because they were too horrific’
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1 Chef Danni Barry. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw ‘Our wedding pictures arrived the week we had to organise my husband’s funeral’

2 Roe: ‘You are defining the terms of your relationship around his needs, not yours.’ Photograph: Getty Images My husband is cheating again and I don’t know what to do

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