Each place we live in marks us indelibly. Dublin made me braver, London gave me significantly more notions. I often consider how Australia may have changed me
Spiralling rents are putting the UK capital out of reach for all but the highest earners
Transport for London rejects poster featuring likeness of a balaclava, deeming advert as ‘likely to cause offence’
Lena Dunham, star and creator of Girls, has returned with a whipsmart comedy that is endlessly amusing in its idea of London
Christine Walsh from Tipperary plays a big part in Adejoké Bakare’s Michelin-starred west African place in Fitzrovia
UK-based Irish people are not celebrated in the same way as those who moved to the US, but that may be changing
The Boys luxuriates in a particular kind of north London nostalgia, decisively slotting into the traditions and tropes of a distinctly British literature
Band member Mo Chara has been prosecuted for allegedly displaying Hizbullah flag at London concert
Sport has become a victim of climate change, even as it is complicit in it
June 29th-July 4th: including 7/7: Homegrown Terror; Glastonbury 2025; and the second and final series of The Sandman
Tributes to 87-year-old John Mackey are paid at funeral in Callan, where he emigrated from in 1956
Fifty years on, the band remain undimmed and even energised by a seventh member: the stunning digital display
‘More Blacks, More Dogs, More Irish, Mo Chara’ visual created by Dublin agency for Irish language rappers
UK government is to proscribe the Palestine Action group
Move to reduce rate to 9% will limit room for income tax measures
The death of Martin Fallon from Sligo recently sparked a viral post about Archway’s evolving Irish enclave
Television: Immediate aftermath of tragedy carries clear echoes of official response to Stardust blaze
Irish-language rap group play their biggest solo gig yet at Dublin’s Fairview Park
Ben Hodges tells a London audience that Nato members on continent should prepare for future Russian strikes on their air and sea ports
Workplace Relations Commission upholds complaint of discrimination and harassment after airport ‘shambles’
Former Fleet Street veteran has acquired an atlas he believes is linked to Ulysses
The No Small Thing author on losing her Irish mum, diversity in fiction and teenage motherhood
The Cork actor, who has returned to live in Ireland after 30 years, on ageing, working with Cillian Murphy, and her upcoming role in a 24-hour play with 100 unknown men
A chillling account of psychiatrist William Sargent’s treatment of women patients in the 1960s
One of UK’s biggest landlords points to lack of construction since pandemic and high rents for shift
Political issues eclipsed by the love and worry of a daughter and sister
Emigrating is hard and might even attract the odd insult, but it also unlocks an inner strength
13th staging of event honouring founder of modern science with events in Waterford and Lismore
The musician on her love of the Irish people, her brief but formative years in The Pogues, and how her attitude to alcohol differed from Shane MacGowan’s
Dr Hazel Wallace – aka The Food Medic – on leaving medicine, offering credible advice online, and her new book about periods
Mo Chara tells fans ‘You have no idea how close we were to being pulled off this gig’
The royal-adjacent Irish entrepreneur, podcaster and former model talks about men, her new memoir and her desire to age disgracefully
I now see that home is not always a fixed idea you inherit, but one you must participate in creating
Bailiffs hired by local authorities prefer payment before breakfast - especially at the weekend
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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