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Leo brings it up, and we’re all talking about a united Ireland again. You know the calculus: the sizes of the respective communities in the North bare(...)

There is a dog in my new neighbourhood in Dublin that never stops barking. Occasionally, another dog will join in, a sort of call and response of cani(...)

Of the few places on earth that have mastered the art of metropolitan living while keeping its soul and intimacy alive, Istanbul is undoubtedly the mo(...)

Monday May 5th, 1969 Ireland, May 1969, and St Patrick’s College in Maynooth, Co Kildare, was causing a stir. An Irish Times journalist paid a visit (...)

Pets are responsible for around one-third of the US’s consumption of meat and fish, a statistic which is set to grow due to the global trend for feedi(...)

What is the biggest challenge you have faced in your life? I was in my mid-20s before I decided to try my hand at being a wildlife cameraman. There w(...)

Summer’s end is autumn’s beginning, and while the children are safe from school for another couple of weeks, August marks the start of a hazy season, (...)

Skirts, trousers, backpacks, coats and shoes: as summer comes to an end the school wardrobe concentrates parents’ minds – and challenges their pockets(...)

“We share a passion for ordinary Dublin people and their places, and we wanted to document the visually striking space of the Smithfield fruit, vegeta(...)

Bairbre Duggan has been living in Amsterdam for 20 years. Initially drawn by the prospect of spending a few years living in another country, the easy (...)