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Gado Gado: A summery Indonesian dish so good they named it twice

Lilly Higgins: I tasted this intriguing food years ago and have made my own version to kick off salad season

The ageless Martha Stewart: She’s both chic and messy. That’s why Gen Z love her

The domesticity virtuoso channels youthful energy on TikTok, and kids are idolising it

Depp-Heard trial: All day, people arrive at the court carrying signs. Nearly all are for Depp

Amid a complex defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, fans pick sides

Jennifer O’Connell: The Happy Pears’ expertise is in marketing themselves

Having thousands of Instagram followers does not turn the twins into medical experts

Caveat: Ireland needs to be careful it doesn’t end up dancing to TikTok’s tune

The Chinese-controlled social media giant potentially could be even more troublesome for the State than its US Silicon Valley peers

EU to unveil landmark law to force Big Tech to police illegal content

Tech platforms will have to do risk assessment and risk mitigation to protect users

Primary pupils beset by ‘anxiety and mental health problems’

Social media and Covid-19 disruption among the factors behind rise, INTO congress hears

Women’s sport and new GAA sleeve deals fuel bumper quarter for sponsorships

‘Exceptionally bright start’ to 2022 for deals, Onside finds

Spring is the perfect time to declutter your mind

Take stock of your mental wellbeing as we enter a new season

Social media’s role in the perfectionist’s life

Perfectionism adds to whirlpool of damaging psychological intricacies compounded by the online world

Bigorexia: Obsession with muscle gain increasing among boys

‘Your only new friends are the weights,’ says 16-year-old TikTok star Bobby

Russian law makes brave journalism on war with Ukraine illegal and impossible

Putin’s information iron curtain is a ‘special operation’ like no other

TikTok agrees heads of terms for two Dublin docklands offices

Social media giant weighs 12-year leases at Shipping Office and Tropical Fruit Warehouse

EU Ombudsman criticises ‘antediluvian’ regulation on public access to documents

Emily O’Reilly investigating commission’s failure to disclose texts to Pfizer chief on vaccines

Unilever tackles inflation dilemma: how much can be passed on to consumers?

Mayonnaise with ‘purpose’ has been mocked, but Hellmann’s Super Bowl ad works for now

Tech giants poised to take up more offices in Dublin

Letting agent HWBC says demand from overseas investors for Dublin offices continues to be extremely strong

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