Corinna Maguire on why the Netflix show is the ‘golden goose’ for cake artists, and how its host’s mispronunciation put her town in the spotlight

Halloween offers up a portal for neighbours to connect – even if it is only once a year

Micheal Sheehy says ‘Irish people are really good at calling out bulls**t and in American corporate life there is a ton of it’

Cinematographer Daniel Byrne: ‘Being Irish abroad, I feel like I know how to draw strength from being who I am’

Irish people happily living in apartments on the Continent highlight a chasm in building standards, attitudes to communal living and sense of stability

Mammy’s House is a play that tells the untold story of Irish in London during the 1980s Aids crisis

The Sea Inside Us will be shown underground in Basel and Bex, with Irish musicians there to play the score

Kildare journalist Aoife Kane: ‘We were kind of pinching ourselves at the US supreme court thinking, how did we get here?’

Of the 5,600 people who became naturalised Irish citizens last week, the biggest cohort were Indians, although at least one couple ‘escaped’ from the US

Are apartments abroad simply more spacious and better for everyday family life? Or is there something in the Irish psyche?

Emergency shelter design: ‘We have a housing crisis, but we also have a lot of vacant office space’

‘In Finland, saunas are the great leveller. In Ireland they’re for people with a few bob’

Five Irish people on that niggling holiday question: What would it be it like to live here?

Having a baby abroad: ‘Once my Mum arrived I knew I could fall apart’

‘Many of the cliches about Sydney are accurate. But there is a big difference between just living here and building a life here’