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Winner Dinners: Angelo Vagiotis, head chef of the Pullman restaurant shares his favourite childhood meal

From street food to fine dining, the secret to top dishes in Bangkok is the quality of the produce

‘These two puppies walk around the house, shoulder to shoulder, like cops on the beat. Feeding time is chaos. But we don’t care. We remember the silence’

When looking to plan a Dart trip, the information on the digital sign, the schedule on the Irish Rail app and the website are no more than serving suggestions

How to Drink Better: Organic and biodynamic wines cost more to produce and are generally a little more expensive

Glenstal Abbey is on 500-acre grounds in Co Limerick. The monks are famous for their Gregorian chanting – they’ve released several albums – and sing five services every day in the church

I didn’t agree to a sexless existence. The constant rejection by my ex was soul-crushing

Sharon Horgan on series two of Bad Sisters, grieving her father on set, coping with menopause and stretching her acting muscles

Packaging and transport accounts for 40% of a winery’s climate emissions

It’s a good idea to start with a selection of stalwarts that will tolerate less-than-ideal growing conditions

What needs to happen to save ourselves, our species and planet? Eight climate-conscious individuals offer their take

Planning to move house and garden? Create a list of what to take with you and prepare well in advance

Sorcha is flirting with the fireman while the focking house is on fire, but there’ll be focking war if she finds out about the fireworks

Traybakes make an ideal pairing with a cup of tea or fresh from the oven with ice cream

Named after a town in Derbyshire and not because it is simply baked well

It brought pasta to the Irish and was favoured haunt of politicians and celebrities. Now it’s back for party season

A day off from cooking and a Sunday treat, the focus is on family meals

Simone Gannon: I felt like my body was floating, an almost surreal sensation of weightlessness

Singer-songwriter Nell Mescal from Maynooth on overcoming scoliosis surgery, dropping out of school before her Leaving Cert and her dream of headlining Croke Park

At 53, I know I will never experience fatherhood, but I’ve been a proud uncle for three decades