People

On the streets in Dublin: ‘The younger generation are horrible little b****rds to homeless people’

Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: Some things are more important than family. Rugby happens to be one of them

We’re halfway through September. Sea swimming has become a battle of mind over matter

Róisín Ingle: The olds. The youngs. The middles. We’re all just muddling through

‘You can see that progress, change and openness in Ireland, and I really like seeing that parallel with Chile’

The Donegal woman who talked to the Taliban: ‘There was one leader with only one eye. He made me move so I would be out of the line of sight’

Seán Moncrieff: Eco-guilt is real. A lot of marketing claims product X will make you feel slightly less terrible

As office vacancy rates rise, could Dublin’s market crash?

Ireland’s unions: ‘We’ve made a lot of mistakes and we haven’t been good at self-criticism’

Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: ‘There’s no caps for your so-called matches against Mexico and, I don’t know, Guava Larva. I made the entire thing up’

Emer McLysaght: At 3am in an underground bunker in the woods at Electric Picnic, I came to my senses

‘Ireland makes it harder to leave. I have tried to leave, but it showed me home is not only what surrounds you’

How to deal with fomo: start by cleaning up your social media feed

Seán Moncrieff: What really happens to the clothes we return online?

Daytime partying: ‘It’s just a normal night out except I’ll get to go to bed early enough to be up for work’

‘I never thought I would be on the streets campaigning to ask the Government to pay for my home’

Death on Irish roads: Why have so many people been killed in crashes this year?

Brianna Parkins: The people of Ireland will not let me be in bad form

Emer McLysaght: I miss having tangible concert tickets to put in a memory box

Is the threat to humankind so great that the only way we can live with climate change is by ignoring it?

Brianna Parkins: If women decided to play constitutional chicken with the State, there’s good chance it might collapse

My friend phoned from the airport saying ‘the Taliban is on its way. Pack your bags, life has ended for us’

‘Great camaraderie and a lot of fun’: Meet the adults taking up new hobbies and making lifelong friendships

Seán Moncrieff: The planet is officially boiling. Is this as good as it’s ever going to get for humankind?

Ironman tragedy: What exactly happened during the fatal triathlon in Youghal?

‘I don’t feel like a stranger here. I’ve known Irish music and culture since my childhood’

Farewell Aisling: Immense highs, excruciating lows and even heckling poor Graham Norton

Brianna Parkins: People think I am a ‘weapon’ because I don’t always read social cues

Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: ‘A chap taught me how to hot-wire a cor this morning,’ the old man goes

‘When I do a sand drawing, you know the thing you are looking at will never be seen in the world again’

‘The beach is my canvas’ - Waterford based sand artist Manu

I’m a proud member of the ‘wokerati’. Should I use the phrase ‘Indian summer’?

Róisín Ingle: I didn’t have a period for 240 days and then one arrived like Storm Betty on steroids

Brianna Parkins: Is Ireland full of inconsiderate people or afraid of confrontation?

Ukrainians and Irish ‘understand each other because we have been through similar problems’

Seán Moncrieff: My kids are quite open with me about their lives. Too open, sometimes

Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: I’m no stranger to seeing my old man standing in the dock accused of serious crimes

Brianna Parkins: Ireland, you can slag the Rose of Tralee all you like but it’s not really for you

'There's a sense of unfulfillment and hopelessness': The young people leaving Ireland

Freshers Week saw the hallowed cobbles of Trinity awash with vomit before lunchtime

‘I have a really good skill in making videos go viral’

The bizarre story of a teenager’s quest for revenge on a five-star New York hotel

Camino Royale: Listen to an exclusive excerpt from the new Ross O’Carroll-Kelly book

My son reluctantly acknowledges he needs a summer job

Róisín Ingle: Welcome to Taliban Farm where the pigs are in charge

Brianna Parkins: Why should a visible tattoo stop you from becoming a garda?

‘In Ireland I started missing the sun very soon, but I knew it was the place I wanted to be in’

John Barrett, Limerick-born hair stylist for the rich and famous, dies aged 66

Seán Moncrieff: My daughter is gay and I don’t care. I’m not uncaring. I’m thrilled for her

The man on the bridge: the Ukrainian photographer who captured life on Dublin’s O’Connell Street

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Gymnastics Ireland apologises to girl over medal ceremony at centre of racism claim

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Man arrested after fatal hit-and-run incident in Bundoran

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Rugby World Cup: ‘I’ve never, ever seen a crowd like that’; Irish Zombie army takes Paris by storm

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Enda Kenny contacted taoiseach’s office about honorary citizenship for philanthropist

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How did the anti-IRA Zombie by The Cranberries become a rugby anthem?

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