Maia Dunphy: ‘I really do want people to like me, even if it’s at the expense of my own wellbeing’
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Maia Dunphy, Irish writer and TV presenter
The writer and broadcaster on the beauty of Dublin in the sun, the horrors in Gaza, and the importance of fun
The aviation industry might have lost the heady glamour of its early years but new technology has only fuelled Irish plane-spotters’ passion for flight
Faith used to be a set menu with very limited choices. Perhaps to survive, and to give people what they need, it needs to become a buffet
We need to fight harder to avoid the trap of growing up but, for the love of God, step away from the fancy dress box
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Bray native best known for role in the soap in the 1990s had been diagnosed with cancer
Greens councillor running as Independent for the vacant University of Dublin seat
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Commission launches first campaign of its kind using Google Home and Alexa devices
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Climate change meets reality TV, as RTÉ asks three Irish families to out-recycle one another
Girls are chided for being pushy or bossy. But ambition should be celebrated
Patrick Freyne spends a day with the commentator who went from being a 'Yank' blow-in in Co Clare to one of the most loved characters in Irish sport
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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