The Love Island hunks do press-ups in tiny shorts – just like we do at The Irish Times

Two died off Wexford coast when trawler Alize went down off Hook Head, January 4th

‘I love my life here, there is never a dull moment politically’

Almost half of €32m increase already committed to cover pay rises and allowances

In the final part of our Everyday Adventures series in association with Jaguar Land Rover, Donal Skehan, on a flying visit home from LA, takes a sentimental journey through Dublin in the new Range Rover Evoque

‘The essential drink here is the Bicerin, a delicious mixture of coffee, chocolate and cream, which was invented in the city’

Enjoy patatas bravas in their home city, the Prado and clear blue skies in Spain’s capital

Where to go, when to book and what to do for your upcoming trips this year

Follow in the footsteps of Leonardo da Vinci, charitable holidays, tall tales in Kerry and an Alaskan cruise

‘If you look in the right places there is plant life that glows in the dark’

Aspects of nature and traditional farming life lost elsewhere are still going strong

Most tourists head south, but a trip to Las Palmas, in the northeast, offers lots to do

Life is still on hold for many, and questions remain, a year after the helicopter crew’s loss

Cheap delicious tapas, sizzling heat, unique shops and hidden treasures all around – the Andalusian capital has it all

As part of Irish Times’ Food Month, we asked readers for their top food discoveries

Where to stay, eat, sleep, drink and visit

Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned pro, heading as a family or with a gang of friends, here are some of the best packages out there

Easy to drink, this sparkling wine has been going through a decade-long boom

There may be an art to crafting cocktails but with quality ingredients, a mean shake and the finest ice you can find, you too can be a mixologist

Portugal’s capital is bursting with culture and great places to eat, stay and party – all at bargain prices

A blend of everything that Noma has learned from four continents over 14 years

In Portugal’s Côa Valley, the river shimmers gold, the port wine is ruby red and the ancient cave drawings are silvery in the moonlight

This week, Casa Tina, a house on a lane just off Albany Avenue, went for sale for €1.15m

The kitchen and reception rooms are on the first floor to take advantage of the sea views

Sea search fans out from Blackrock island after appeal by Ciarán Smith’s sister Orla

Police worried about Isis threat and violence from extreme left and right factions

Financial squeeze imposed by Government will continue to erode capability

Air Corps personnel not available for mission which ended in fatal helicopter crash

Conditions very challenging and water ‘like a washing machine’ due to outcrops of rock

A fleet of ambulances arrived pierside, but it became evident they would not be required

First victim named as Dara Fitzpatrick while Mark Duffy , Ciarán Smith and Paul Ormsby remain missing

Just two hours from Dublin, Portugal’s beautiful second city offers a range of delights

President Juan Manuel Santos and Irish Head of State reflect on post-conflict future

Irish Tribes Today: This Irish Times series on pop culture looks at how what we buy, eat, wear, work and share helps create our sense of identity. Part one looks at the rise of the football hipster, a sport that rewards whatever level of attention you wish to give it

There are thousands of getaways waiting to be explored. Here are some ideas to get you started

From Joyce manuscripts in Buffalo to Bacon paintings in Bilbao, a globetrotter’s guide

Commemorations at Stade de France, Bataclan and cafes where 130 people were killed

Technology solutions provider establishes international operations centre in the city

Dirt roads, patchy internet and power cuts just add to the authentic charm of Holbox

Of the thousands of migrants sheltering on Sicily, many are unaccompanied children