Our correspondent ducked through an old wooden door on a narrow street and found glorious food

A Trophy Suite ticket for Thursday to Sunday comes in at €13,549.47 a head for 2027

Advice from philosophers, including don’t stop playing, and don’t over-invest in your children

Irish consumers faced climbing house prices, grocery price inflation and health insurance premiums

Carol O’Donovan, who now lives in Sydney, lost both her parents in recent years and wrote a poem in response

From a 24-course tasting menu to a 45-year-old Sichuan spot and a Dublin classic serving famine soup, these places justly inspire loyalty

The story of a powerful medieval royal house’s rise and fall is brought dramatically to life by Brian Lacey

It is difficult to believe that clinicians are comfortable with a system that leaves patients suffering while everyone waits for Monday

A star who became a symbol of sexual freedom, artistic frustration and political controversy

We don’t get much practice at Hannah Arendt’s version of solitude these days, with all the phones and Netflix and tubs of ice cream to distract us. But we should try it

The early modern Europeans had the printed book. We have videos of guys talking on podcasts

This is especially true where issues involving women are concerned, and 2025 was no exception

Sing in a choir, make something with your hands, shoot real or clay pigeons, go to a church, dance if you really must

Ask Roe: ‘I want to find love and a real relationship like my friends who go out with nice guys’

The Meath manager wouldn’t be the Meath manager without his Meath dad, Patrick Brennan

Talk around Netflix’s potential takeover of Warner Bros has accelerated fretting over cinema’s lifespan

Our Washington correspondent likes to keep things real with a meal at his favourite bookstore

Reviewed: Quantum of Menace; Hello, Transcriber; The Token; The Fourth Door; and Exit Strategy

Being grateful for our bodies and the way they enable us to experience the world can be an act of quiet rebellion

Bringing to life the stories of the gifted scientists who spawned the nuclear age