The Good Luck Club review: Absorbing study of Irish sweepstake greed features oodles of skulduggery
Louise Lowe’s promenade piece, at the National Archives, portrays the shady history of the Irish Hospitals’ Sweepstake
Singapore mobilises international response over fears seabed becoming global battlefield
Underwater fibre-optic cables carry more than 95 per cent of intercontinental data traffic
Five night stay for under €800 and the joy of a chipper: 18 ways to holiday cheaply in Ireland
You might think ‘Ireland’ and ‘cheap’ in the same sentence is oxymoronic, but we reckon there are still ways to have fun without big costs
By Conor Pope
‘My toddler constantly touches her baby sister’s head, sometimes roughly’
Ask the Expert: ‘How can we support her to change this habit while waiting for support from an occupational therapist?’
By John Sharry
Letters to the Editor, June 1st: On road incidents and traumatic injuries, war, electricity prices and annoying expressions
Behind every serious injury lives a person permanently altered, often with a family abruptly rendered as long-term carers
Ken Early: Football fans everywhere are suffering Arsenal’s consequences
Mikel Arteta should have focused a bit less on killing the clock and a bit more on playing the game
By Ken Early
It is no surprise people are inclined towards radical direct action given the level of dereliction in Dublin
Leaving aside issues of trespass and safety, there is an ethical question as to why buildings remain derelict or vacant
By Una Mullally
Leaving Cert: 10 tips for parents supporting an exam student this month
Pointers on how best to help and encourage a son or daughter in what can be a stressful period
By Brian Mooney
Making a will, administering an estate, and will disputes: the costs and challenges
Homemade wills, including for estates valued at as much as €3-€4 million, ‘can cause chaos’ says solicitor
By Mary Carolan
Marilyn and Her Books by Gail Crowther: A bizarrely retrograde portrait of the actor as more than a ‘dumb blonde’
This book about Marilyn Monroe’s literary life brims with anodyne observations and saccharine psychology
By Mei Chin
CMAT at St Anne’s Park review: Five-star performance by a pop star at the top of her game
‘My dream is to see a CMAT show,’ the singer tells the 20,000 or more people in front of her in Dublin. The crowd are thrilled to be seeing this one
Message from the Editor: Everyone knows AI changes everything. Nobody knows how
IT Sunday: Ireland is exposed to a revolution that is exercising everyone from Silicon Valley to the Vatican
I am selling a Celtic Tiger-era apartment I bought with a friend. What are the tax implications?
If someone simply moves out of the home they own, they may well lose access to principal private residence relief
Denis O’Brien’s once ‘uninhabitable’ Raglan Road house sells for €10m
Plus: Republican Taytos sneak into London, Kildare goes dry even before data centres, and Pope Leo the geek
Gambling and soccer: ‘I want the likes of Roy Keane to say we can no longer endorse this’
The relationship between football and gambling is getting closer and more problematic - and stars serving as ‘brand ambassadors’ are not helping
By Barry J Whyte
‘My wife lets the children sleep in our bed while I am kicked out to the guest room every night’
Ask Roe: I was away for work for a while and the children started sleeping in our room every night. I feel excluded
The Divine Comedy’s Neil Hannon: ‘When my father died there was no great mourning, as I’d been doing it for a decade’
The Divine Comedy songwriter on his journey from pop star to accidental country gent and why he’s ‘less willing to put on a happy face’
Horror films Backrooms and Obsession are doing something astonishing
The building success of Obsession speaks to the power of strong reviews and stronger word of mouth – and twentysomething YouTube film-makers
New poetry: Emma McKervey; Tim MacGabhann; Shannon Kuta Kelly; and Rishi Dastidar
Martina Evans reviews God-Head Contraption; Found in a Context of Destruction; The Tree Is Missing; and Cherry Blossom at Nightbreak
The Queer Bookshelf: A Reader’s Guide – a useful framework, but by its nature a book of omission
Author Layla McCay excludes queer Irish writers who have more than earned their place in any survey of LGBT culture
By Neil Hegarty
Les Misérables: The Arena Concert Spectacular – You’ll never have heard the musical so brilliantly sung
Theatre: Killian Donnelly leads a cast that features some of the greatest voices associated with the production
By Sara Keating
Why was there no boycott of the Ireland-Qatar match?
A question for supporters about genocidal intent
Newton Emerson and the charge Sinn Féin cannot be trusted in government
What your columnist lays bare is that Sinn Féin is a pragmatic party
It is literally incredible 100% of the time, to be honest – and so on and so forth
What does any of it actually mean?
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