Dublin Bus drivers are practised in the art of soundness. Sydney could learn from them
The girl sprinting for the ferry in Sydney late on a Saturday night was meanly cut off, prompting an unusual display of social solidarity
Brianna Parkins columns
The girl sprinting for the ferry in Sydney late on a Saturday night was meanly cut off, prompting an unusual display of social solidarity
Our relationship, one of the happiest of my life, was largely contingent on the fact we have the radiators on all day
Is this how it feels to have been a man for the best part of the 20th century? Because it’s been pretty great
If you’re the only person you know who’s gone to university it can be isolating trying to find your way with no one to guide you
There’s an odd sort of morality tied to doing hard things, even if they are entirely unnecessary
A rake of pints. Sure look, you know yourself. Yer man. The unique joy of Hiberno-English should be celebrated, never taken for granted
Home improvement TV breathes undeserved confidence into a generation of flippers
I’ll have to introduce my neighbours to fluffy house socks, squirty cream in a can and the cultural importance of the Real Housewives series
The Rose of Tralee is all well and good, but expecting one competition to laud all deserving Irish women might be asking a bit too much
Young Irish people don’t need an insulting €750 tax break; they need reasons to feel hopeful again
I have seen so many good women drained by men who could not or would not meet them at their level
Brianna Parkins: Sometimes, when you’re a big distance from home, it’s the small things that give you comfort
It is very crowded between me, my partner and the GAA but I’ll still be in a pub wearing an ugly bucket hat at 2am next week, watching my partner’s mistress on telly
You will need patience, resilience and the self-control required not to headbutt the public
It’s rarely a good idea to get what your young heart desires. I would have been negative craic with terrible tattoos and a vacuous existence
Case of Natasha O’Brien shows up keyboard warriors who want to frighten women, to shut us up, to stop us from calling men out on their behaviour
I recently overheard a woman utter a magic incantation that would banish having to put myself out against my own will. It changed me forever
This country teased a lightness out of me. But so many people leaving Ireland for Australia is down to more than sunshine
Brianna Parkins: You have to pay close attention to nature: young women shivering in dresses, people milling awkwardly outside pubs, lads with their tops off
Footpath etiquette and turning coworking spaces into libraries should also feature in manifestos
Brianna Parkins: Since the invention of cameras, people have been acting badly in front of them and this project was never going to be the exception
How one word can become a battle line of domestic warfare between the sexes
Scant resources and a housing crisis have made us narrow our eyes in suspicion at each other
Opportunities can come from realising that no one knows what they’re doing a lot of the time
A professional ADHD-haver offers a guide for the neurodiverse on how to deal with everyone else
This list will make you ponder what you could have done after a break-up instead of sitting around the house moping
Brianna Parkins: The kid question is not really a straight request for information. It’s asking someone ‘please justify to me why your life does not look like mine’
His face remains unimpressed on the red carpet, in press interviews and meeting members of the British royal family
Home might not be quiet or relaxing or emotionally stable but it’s still where I sleep best
The cleaning guru has given up on her teachings since becoming a mother. It’s time we bring back display cabinets filled with treasures
He doesn’t pull out his phone at a family gathering and subject the room to videos about cryptocurrency or his golf swing, but he will happily share his favourite YouTube clips about how planes land
Brianna Parkins: It’s any wonder women aren’t all screaming them into the void over the situation
It feels there’s been a gradual shift away from challenging bad behaviour in person
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