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Interviews, travel, recipes, fashion, gardening, advice columns, and more from the Irish Times Magazine supplement
Can you really wear shorts to the office?
Cooling shorts have evolved from holiday wear to everyday wear – but can you really wear them to work?
What does reserva mean on a wine label and is it a good thing?
How to Drink Better: A reserva from Spain must adhere to strict rules, but other countries follow different systems
I always go for men who are ‘out of my league’. Can I change my attraction preferences?
Ask Roe: Can I change who I’m drawn to? I can’t help who I’m attracted to, can I?
How can I encourage more moths to visit my garden?
Butterflies may be more colourful but moths bring their own special magic
It’s embarrassing that the Irish Open is being held at a Trump-owned property
Our night in Spain brought people together – something a Trump-hosted golf spectacle in Ireland is unlikely to achieve
‘Fionnuala had a far more significant impact on Foxrock than Samuel Beckett’
When one of the old dear’s friends rings me up and asks if I’m free for lunch, I end up sitting there for an hour, debating whether to go
Roz Purcell: ‘When I was younger I was fine with people looking at me. But I have grown to hate it’
The Tipperary broadcaster and author knows how to captivate an audience. Just married and settling into her radio role on 2FM, she’s figuring out which new challenges to tackle
Mulch, shade, water, ventilate: How to help your garden over the summer months
Taking some practical measures can lessen the impact of dry weather on your plants
Staycation inspiration: 15 standout Irish holiday rentals, from clifftop cottages to private retreats
Why holiday abroad when you could venture down the road for something special?
Sunshine salads: two perfect recipes inspired by the farm
A visit to McNally Family Farm in north Dublin shows us how seasonal, local produce can be hugely inspirational
Four lower-alcohol reds perfect for summer drinking
John Wilson: It can be difficult to find decent lighter reds but these four stand out
Mark Moriarty’s recipe for lemongrass and cashew nut chicken with Asian style greens
A blender will make life easy when it comes to the marinade for the chicken thighs
Mark Moriarty’s recipe for grilled peach and jamón salad with crostini and rocket
Your leftover sourdough bread will come into its own in this glorious dish
I like the idea of being a Reading Champion – it implies that I myself have conquered the art
For the past school year, I’ve been spending two mornings each week helping four- and five-year-olds to read
Simone Gannon: Here’s how to help your skin recover from the sun
Quick fixes for cooling overly sun-kissed skin, and the signs to stop treating it at home and seek medical help instead
Shayne Brady: ‘Dublin gave me a real chance to find my tribe and to feel okay’
Brady is an interior designer behind some of London’s luxurious hospitality spaces and guest judge on BBC’s Interior Design Masters
Darwins Tavern review: They sure know how to cook a steak here, but there are a few disappointments
Geoff Nordell, one of the industry’s most experienced chefs and operators, partners with Michael Smith
‘For me, this has been a fashion journey’: The clothing treasures of Birr Castle
The 400-piece archive tells captivating stories dating back to the 17th century
A Workaway trip to build a festival in Belgium: ‘I was beginning to think this trip was a mistake’
I wanted to escape life in London, so I volunteered to help build a music festival in the Belgian countryside. Was it the right call?
A pinot noir for every budget including one of my favourites
John Wilson: Pinot noir is known for being tricky to grow but it’s now thriving in several different parts of the world
I sowed a lot of greens but they’ve spiked - have they bolted?
Readers’ questions: Most of my plants now have tall spikes of leaves which taste off
‘Can a relationship still work without butterflies?’
Ask Roe: ‘Have I built something on a weak foundation? The fact I have doubts makes me worry they must be justified’
Anorexia after 40: She would say, ‘I’m no good. You don’t deserve a mother like me’
Eating disorders among older people are less documented and less visible, with fewer support structures in place
Insider tips for perfect days out in neighbourhoods around Dublin, Limerick, Galway and beyond
Sonya Lennon, Louise Cantillon, Lynn Ruane, Marcus O’Laoire and more give us their recommendations for a great day in their neck of the woods
Wedding wines: how to buy and serve them, while keeping the costs down
How to Drink Better: You need crowd-pleasers and plenty of them, while keeping an eye on alcohol content
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: The old man has a Tesco Clubcord. Jesus, it’s worse than I thought
He's talking about Bernie from Bray, of all places. He’s been shacked up with the woman since May – in actual Bray
A trip to Malahide felt exotic and adventurous so I left for the dentist in plenty of time
I’ve lived in the north inner city for more than 20 years, but the joke in my family is that culturally and spiritually I remain a southsider
Sweet summer perfection: Mark Moriarty’s two simplest dessert recipes
These easy but impressive desserts don’t need fancy ingredients or elaborate preparation
Summer gardening: How to fill the gaps in your flower borders
Ugly gaps in summer flower borders are painful to behold, but there are ways to manage them
Mark Moriarty’s recipe for poached meringues with raspberries and custard
Just 20 minutes of preparation will deliver the most summery of fruit-based desserts
Mark Moriarty’s summer recipe for lemon curd fingers
A lot of the work in this recipe will happen overnight inside the fridge
Mike Hanrahan of Stockton’s Wing: ‘RTÉ abandoned writers. It’s unconscionable’
The musician on songwriting, shape-shifting, career turnabouts and staying curious
Simone Gannon: Beauty can help women feel in control, and put us quietly back together
As another birthday arrives, I find myself thinking less about trends and more about the routines that have shaped my life
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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