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Sophia Murphy: ‘Restorative justice helped me accept that my dad is a paedophile’
The Women’s Podcast with Róisín Ingle
Rosie O’Donnell on life in Ireland: ‘I felt taken care of and understood in this country’
The Women’s Podcast with Róisín Ingle
‘Someone peed on our tent. It wasn’t nice’: Your verdict on Electric Picnic 2025
From Chappell Roan on the Main Stage to expensive food, festivalgoers share their highs and lows
Electric Picnic 2025 highs and lows: Chappell Roan hits like a typhoon, €20 burgers like a lead balloon
It was festival’s biggest year so far, with 80,000 people in Stradbally for the weekend. Here’s what we loved and hated
‘Nightmare traffic’ and prospect of rain doesn’t dampen spirits at Electric Picnic
A record 80,000 people are flocking to Stradbally, despite forecasted downpours and lower temperatures
Jan Brierton on approaching her 50s: ‘It’s not ageing, I’m growing’
The Women’s Podcast with Róisín Ingle
Rose of Tralee winner Katelyn Cummins ‘delighted’ to represent women in trades
Katelyn Cummins speaks about working in a male dominated industry and having a hearing aid
Katelyn Cummins: 'Women can do whatever we want to do'
2025 Rose of Tralee Katelyn Cummins, an apprentice electrician, hopes to raise awareness of women working in male dominated industries. Video: Niamh Browne
Rose of Tralee 2025: Sparks fly as electrician Katelyn Cummins crowned the winner
Laois Rose, from Ballyouskill, named this year’s Rose of Tralee following televised event over two nights on RTÉ
Rose of Tralee 2025: What does the winner get and what must she do during her year’s reign?
Winning Rose can expect prize bundle worth tens of thousands of euro including a top-notch car
Carl Mullan on being a Rose of Tralee escort: ‘I swear to god it was the hardest work I have ever done’
Escorts speak about the Rose of Tralee experience, comparing it to the Sistine Chapel
Dr Clare Kambamettu: 'Racism is not just one group of people's problem'
Dr Clare Kambamettu, Rose of Tralee judge and a psychologist of Indian descent, discusses racism and online hate speech. Video: Niamh Browne
Rose of Tralee judge Dr Clare Kambamettu: A ‘tiny but loud minority’ drives racism in Ireland
The clinical psychologist says she is ‘extremely proud’ of her Irish-Indian heritage
‘It’s magnificent’: Families of 2025 Roses share pride at Tralee event
Roses and performers draw thousands of locals and international visitors to the moonlight parade
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