Ross O'Carroll-Kelly

Only the crookedest lawyer in Ireland can get me out of this contract I accidentally signed with a modelling agency

James Lowe’s flying corner try against France last Saturday was, like, ort

There’s actually a bit of a wobble in my voice? I’m quite emotional this week

Ross is getting pictures taken for his first modelling assignment, but Honor thinks he ‘looks like a superhero who’s let himself go’

Ross has a treat for the girls’ team: his DVD of the 2009 Six Nations

In Cinnamon in Monkstown, Ross is approached with an intriguing job offer

Newpork have offered the Castlerock College girls’ team a rematch, and Ross is looking for a captain

Disposing of the tree is traditionally one of my jobs, because if it was left to Sorcha – we wouldn’t have one in the first place

My kids are already queuing up with their old dear to see him. Who knows what the little psychopaths might do or say

Leo has a healthy appetite – like a lot of seven-year-old boys – but Reuben O Raghallaigh could eat a rake of mince pies and then probably eat him

Ross and Honor plot to distract Sorcha while Buckets of Blood breaks into their house

Review: With a Roaring Twenties vibe, this restaurant will come into its own once restrictions are lifted

Beacon incident reflects how money, not need, is how we allocate access to healthcare

Get those memories down so that those who follow you can know who you were

Objections to Donnybrook co-living plan focus on issues including height and scale

After the initial shock the body settles into a state of grudging, tingling acceptance, though feet and hands tell a story of the numbing cold

Donnybrook plan would include 100 bedrooms

Cancel culture isn’t new, just a new term for an old concept of cynical hypocrisy

Over 250 complaints to Press Ombudsman made about articles published in the Republic last year

Book review: Fintan O'Toole on the effects, symptoms and consequences of Ireland’s economic boom

Developer Shane Whelan’s Westridge Real Estate acquires famous D4 pub for €5m-plus

Nightclub Coppers has become an institution over the years, with writer Paul Howard creating a musical based on the venue

The TV producer on doing ‘covers’, lessons from ‘Anglo’ and everybody loving ‘Goggler’

An Irishman’s Diary

Irish ‘celebrity’ haunt had a regular bar as well as a ‘library’ that required a special key

The ‘big, sweaty’ Dublin nightclub is successful because it ‘doesn’t have notions’

Owners of cherished bar Pat and Mary Cremin opt to retire and sell business

Marian Keyes and her Sudden Wild Enthusiasms. This week it’s yoga socks

It’s been a busy year for Ross and his family. We take a look at their most popular antics

Graham Norton is bestselling Irish novelist for second year in a row

Postcards From The Ledge review: OMG – are those like actual feelings Ross O'Carroll-Kelly is having?

Jane Austen one-women musical is staged with lashings of sharp wit and loving irony

The fourth excerpt from Operation Trumpsformation, read by Paul Howard

The second exclusive excerpt from Operation Trumpsformation, read by Paul Howard

Druid actor Rory Nolan takes his comedy seriously - which may explain his impressive ability when it comes to theatre, and to trolling his fellow cast members

The Hermitage is a detached family home on beautiful grounds in south Dublin

Rosita Boland has a world exclusive interview with the man of the moment

Richard Bruton says €20,000 tax rebate will help more young people get into market

Lifting the lid on ‘deceptively spacious’ and other property myths