Time Out magazine loves Dublin 7’s urban village. What do locals think of it?

Affordable living with easy access to the city centre, five parks, and community spirit

Once a walking set of oiled abs, Andre now has his sights set on his original love: acting

The break was glorious. We remembered, for the first time in a while, who we are

Sarah Breen and Emer McLysaght’s hit character is back – and coming to the big screen

Despite seismic demographic changes, Ringsend retains its community spirit

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Young neighbourhood with plenty of small period houses but you’ll need to travel for groceries

Despite #MeToo and the rising popularity of consent classes, groping in public places hasn’t gone away for Irish women

Recent photograph shows first lady looking amorous but sometimes the camera can lie

All the stuff that greases the wheels of romance gets shelved once a little one comes along

Bray was day-tripper heaven for many years and it’s ideal for families

Chintz is so busy it rarely looks dirty, with fabrics so durable they can be wiped clean

Review: The presenter even makes the awful front-page news seem somehow okay

Angela’s Ashes returns to Dublin in September. What’s it like to see your family’s story of growing up in poverty as a musical?

Well-connected suburb has a good supply of family homes but many need refurbishment

Joe Duffy's RTÉ Radio 1 show scratches an itch listeners barely even knew they had

Five-star Dublin hotel to remove revolving door after string of personal-injury claims

I had my prejudices. Like mum jeans and mum hair, mum friends were just not cool

A US author and sociolinguist examines the complicated world of women’s inner circles

The first of a series on neighbourhoods in Dublin and the commuter counties

Often referred to in the same breath as millennials, Generation Z (aged between 4 and 24) are the offspring of Generation X

Takeaway moments from eight weeks of sun, sea, sangria and snogging with benefits

Reality show’s Irish contestants need to beat Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague

Tanya Sweeney: Having your body back to yourself after having a baby is an interesting experience

The star of Orange Is the New Black has a connection to Galway that runs deeper than family

Radio review: ‘Do you think I’m aloof?’ the Taoiseach asks a baffled Sean O’Rourke

Tweet from Dutch airline asking mothers to cover up while feeding children goes viral

The rugby player says he is looking for love, but will he end up in another love triangle?

Tanya Sweeney on a new mother’s milestones: The first walk, first date and first night out

Whatever about a brand new resort putting Longford on the map, Higgins is way ahead on that front

The Longford lass has become the fleshfest’s have-a-go hero. Sorry, but we are loving it

Some bring food and stay for 20 minutes, others want to sit for hours talking about themselves

Billed as a family-first festival, Kaleidoscope bears the hallmarks of the typical weekender, with a few notable differences

Dismiss the show as a bonkfest if you want, but don’t underestimate its potent message

The Irish Wheelchair Association’s sports camps offer children the chance to get active, fit and have lots of fun . . . no wonder (...)

Irish people check their phones 46 per cent more than the European average. Why?

Tanya Sweeney: Location or house size is a conundrum not easily solved

Science hubs, yoga and hot tubs – festivals for little ones have come a long way

Breastfeeding ‘is the lazy hoor’s way of doing things’, said a friend. But it isn’t always easy

She looks ‘pre-diabetic and on her way to a hip replacement’, says one mean-spirited critic

Tanya Sweeney: Some of the intelligentsia like to say ‘I don’t even own a TV’

‘I listened to her quick breaths, worrying that they were either too quick or too slow’

Public uproar ensued after Jenny Greene left RTÉ. So how come she's still there?

The great outdoors present even greater difficulties to those with mobility issues

Sharon Alston has created an Irish festival that’s like a playground for ’80s kids

It used to be fun and edgy. But the teetering fashion chain got complacent

My childbirth story: A vernix-slicked baby was held over me for a three-second inspection

The once exotic euroshow now looks and sounds like ‘The X Factor on Protein powder’

With costs soaring, some families are finding inventive ways to mind their kids

Review: The loyal Irish fans did their best to raise the roof, but had a job on their hands

Only Australia’s brilliant, odd, Kate Bush-style entry stands out on a night of dull performances

After appearing on the soundtracks for Derry Girls and Eighth Grade, the famously private singer has struck a chord with millennia(...)

Experts share their tips and tricks for getting children into the great Irish outdoors

Small towns still go for bold colours, but in urban areas choices have narrowed

A Twitter account, ’70s Dinner Party, has spawned a book celebrating the culinary adventurism of yesteryear

Maria Boyle on her new book, Instagram fame and being honest about motherhood

Tanya Sweeney: As the Big Day loomed closer, could I not just enjoy being off the grid for a bit?

Tanya Sweeney: As my due date approaches I am moving like a post-marathon Jabba the Hut

‘It hit me very strongly, realising the many times my father and brother nearly died’

What makes stars of TV talent competition perform in front of a 350,000-strong audience?

Good for you if you have your 12-page plan laminated, but best laid plans often end up on the floor like a queasy partner

The 'Dirty Vegan’ Matt Pritchard from Dirty Sanchez aims to prove you can be plant-based, yet keep the party going

When it comes to fertility, it is not a level playing field

Author Catherine Gray on taking a year off dating and finding happiness on her own

3.2 careers in an average lifetime: there's a case to be made for jumping into the unknown

Writing ‘Calendar Girls’ took Take That star way outside his musical comfort zone

Tanya Sweeney: I have a baby name in mind and I might test it out in Starbucks

Samantha Irby's essay collection is not for those who prefer their writing with a side slice of stirring, poetic lyricism

Bestselling author Sarah Knight is a leading light in the 'sweary self-help' phenomenon

Now's the time of year to implement small but effective financial hacks

Review: The makers of the weight-loss reality show sure have brought the feels this year

About to have her first baby, Tanya Sweeney reflects on her youth and her late mother whose maxim was 'don't make me a gran'

As the decluttering queen starts a new series, Irish designers share tips for a tidy 2019

Christmas isn’t just for children – sometimes, it’s also about being someone’s child

An eventful and heady year: From the return to boomtimes to the Beast from the East

Getting a foot on the property ladder wasn’t easy in 2018 but for some it worked out after years of planning and saving

As my bank balance races to zero, a thought sat in my stomach like a brick: how can I afford to bring a baby into all this

Take the hassle out of the festive season by following our expert guide

Ditch the screen time and try your hand at some old-fashioned family bonding (or simmering tension)

Apparently, if you’re not suffering then you’re not putting your back into this mothering thing, are you?

With everything from renovation to quick phone calls, there’s a role to suit everyone, plus 20 ways to give back in 2019

Choir may be more diverse than ever, but it’s still notoriously difficult to gain a coveted spot

Men are eyeballing my heaving belly warily (don’t worry love, it’s not yours)

London gurus in well-being Nadia and Katia Narain count Kate Moss, Sienna Miller and Reese Witherspoon among their followers

I'm pregnant and everything from pork to Brian Cowen is leaving me in tears. Don't get me started on the pelvic girdle pain.

Solicit advice on the subject and you’ll get any number of wildly varying opinions

At an average age of 54, buyers in the Lansdowne Place scheme come with plenty of worldly goods but the luxury scheme has engaged (...)

Kitchen islands are giving way to walk-in spaces where clutter can be concealed according to interior designer and pantry expert S(...)

Priced out of her Dublin home, composer Una Keane is taking baby and dog on a road trip

Cuffe says city centre increase should be accompanied by parking fees in shopping centres

Friends’ reactions to my pregnancy ranged from utter disbelief to, um, utter disbelief

Aspirational foods of 1970s and 1980s Ireland included Smash, Vesta and Angel Delight

On track for a child-free life, when two lines show up on a pregnancy stick

‘Ireland’s Blue Book’, now in its 45th year, has outlived many vagaries of the hospitality scene

Be prepared for onyx-dark prose, misogyny and twisted world views in this biting satire

The owners of this Monkstown home needed a bigger, better kitchen. Architects Arigho Larmour Wheeler obliged with a clever design (...)

Season six opener: the show appears to be doing just fine without Kevin Spacey’s Frank Underwood

Some well-known names share their kitchen favourites

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