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‘It’s not as scary as you think,’ I tell friends expecting their first child. I’m lying
When my kids were babies and we were sleep deprived and generally petrified, I presumed they were in mortal danger at all times
Restaurant review: Dylan McGrath’s latest offering delivers an expertly executed pizza party
Dylan McGrath’s latest dining proposition is simple, compelling and worthy of praise
‘Each piece must be timeless, and bring joy’: Joanne Hynes on her 10-year collaboration with Dunnes Stores
The acclaimed fashion designer works on instinct rather than formula, exploring both newness and nostalgia
The best gigs abroad in 2026-2027: Who to see and where to see them
From Berlin to Barcelona, New York to Reykjavik, these are the great cities to visit for a gig this autumn and winter
Sing for joy: ‘One of the best things you can do for your mental health is join a choir’
Group singing is proving more than just an enjoyable pastime or tradition. It’s becoming an antidote to loneliness and diffidence
‘I’ve fallen for a man at work, but he might still be married’
Ask Roe: One of my friends thinks we are already an ‘item’ just by the way we interact
How much are we being watched in our everyday lives without realising?
How much are we being watched in our everyday lives without realising?
Bono’s daughter Jordan Joy Hewson on music and growing up in Dublin: ‘No one was expecting a record from me’
Bono’s eldest child has decided to go into the family business
Bordeaux basics: four red wines that epitomise this classic region
I had expected to find a huge range of inexpensive Bordeaux when I looked in Irish supermarkets, but no
‘I love the evening primrose in my garden. But will it become invasive?’
‘I assume must have self-seeded as I never planted it’
Do you get Botox or fillers? Share your experience
Have you noticed a societal shift in attitudes towards ‘anti-ageing’ tweakments like Botox?
Location tracking: ‘I can easily see where 80% of the people I know currently are’
We live in a world of surveillance. Our phones, our apps, security cameras and doorbells can track us. Does this enable or inhibit people’s development?
Is wine really going out of fashion?
How to Drink Better: There is a slump, particularly in red wine, but not necessarily in this market
If you’ve a foot fetish or an appetite for real talk, this column is for you
Three years after wondering if I’d still be around to do anything much at all, I’m grateful to be preoccupied with something so mundane
How to reimagine your garden with fresh eyes
A ‘might do’ list for your garden doesn’t necessarily involve radical change
Who needs takeaway? Fake it with two of Mark Moriarty’s easiest and tastiest dishes
You might not realise it, but even the half an hour you spend in the kitchen putting together these meals will help with winding down
Sorcha’s old dear singing sounds like a fox with its head trapped in a gate
Brian is giving up rugby to play the port of Sam Cormichael in Mamma Mia! and I’m actually seething
Mark Moriarty’s fakeaway honey chilli chicken
You won’t believe how easy it is to make a sauce to beat anything you’ll order from a takeaway menu
Mark Moriarty’s recipe for cumin and chilli lamb skewers
A little bit of advance preparation for this dish will make life very easy when you start to cook
Actor Tadhg McMahon: ‘Going to Ireland always feels like going home. My accent is gone’
McMahon appears in The Westies, a drama series about Irish gangsters in New York City in the early 1980s
I’ve tried many red lipsticks over the years – these are my favourites, old and new
From classic favourites to head-turning new launches, these are the best red lipsticks across a range of price points and finishes
I routinely have intrusive thoughts about horrible things that could happen to my children
I imagine the GP asking ‘When did you first realise your daughter had grown antlers?’, ready to call social services
‘I’m swooning as I come in the door’: A trip to Milan to buy cottons, linens and silks
Milan is an ideal choice of location not just for the fashion set but also the hobby sewist
Dua Lipa to Dior: How books became fashion’s hottest new accessory
Dior has chosen Trinity’s Old Library for it’s first runway show in Ireland in December – it’s no coincidence
‘I constantly have to see my ex and the woman he cheated on me with in work’
Ask Roe: ‘I cannot stomach the sight of them, and it pains me that they seem so happy while I continue to relive the moment I found out about the cheating’
Krispy Kreme rage, Teresa Mannion, HomeToVote: The moments that made the Irish Internet truly great
The viral moments we’d like to preserve if the vast online archive disappeared tomorrow
Can you drink whiskey with dinner?
How to Drink Better: The author of a new Irish whiskey cookbook would argue that you most definitely can, and should
‘What’s the best way to clear brambles from my overgrown garden?’
‘It contains some lovely trees and shrubs that we want to keep’
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: ‘So Westlife, huh? We’re all big fans in our gaff, aren’t we, Honor?’
The bouncers are on us like seagulls on a waffle cone
Soon I will be three years off alcohol. I find singsongs more difficult in sobriety
Luckily, the rest of the assembled company are well Chablied and not shy about singing
Mark Moriarty: Embrace true Spanish flavours and dining styles with these two easy recipes
Now is your time to master patatas bravas while wowing fellow diners with the seasoning of your lamb
Camille O’Sullivan on her cancer: ‘You have to go further than a smear test’
After cancer, a hysterectomy, menopause and years of stage fright, O’Sullivan talks about fear, ageing, performance and why she is determined to keep finding joy in the chaos
Make mine a malbec: four ways to try this seductive grape, starting at €8
Malbec thrives around the Argentinian city of Mendoza, but came originally from France
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Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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