Five stylish women plan their outfits for Dublin Design Week
From Simone Rocha earrings and Victoria Beckham tops to JW Anderson pants, these five participants have their outfits carefully planned out
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Cork calling: 48 hours in Ireland’s ‘real capital’
Even a leg injury doesn’t dampen enthusiasm for Cork’s easy-to-navigate charm
Murder most social: How to organise your own Traitors weekend
The Traitors has fast become one of the world’s hottest gameshow formats. I gathered 20 friends in a big house to recreate the drama
‘My husband and I lost weight together – but he’s put it back on and I’m losing attraction’
Ask Roe: ‘I love him so much but am finding it really hard to be passionate with him in the last year’
Our firethorn bush is beautiful but too big – how can we cut it back?
Pyracantha can quickly become an impenetrable thicket unless it’s diligently pruned and trained
John Wilson hops on the hyper-decanting wine trend – does it work?
How to Drink Better: The answer depends on what you are hoping to achieve when you open a bottle of wine
‘Hey, it’s not that hard to grow your own spuds’: how Portnoo in Donegal spawned a social media star farmer
Barrie Quinn of Portnoo Market Garden has 780,000 followers hanging on every update from the chemical-free farm he started on family land
Documentary maker Eoin Warner: ‘As a child I realised I had been gifted this thing by nature’
Since his breakout TV show Éire Fhiáin in 2017, Warner has presented shows in Irish and English, winning awards and acclaim
‘I did the deed with the girlfriend of a very good friend and it’s been bothering my conscience lately’
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: Foxrock’s new parish priest, Fr JP, is insisting on hearing my Confession
Slow Horses actor Ruth Bradley on handling rejection, learning to say no and laughing it all off
The Irish star can’t remember a time when she didn’t want to act. There aren’t many downsides to the job, she says
Róisín Ingle: Good job my mother is going to live to 100. Here’s to many more moments together
It’s her big sister Joyce’s birthday the day my mother comes for dinner. Joyce is turning 98
Plant, mulch, move: essential garden jobs as autumn closes in
Everywhere in the garden are unmistakable signs of seasonal shift, from trees heavy with fruit to spiderwebs silver-beaded with dew
Not a Rioja or albariño in sight: How to pick a more unusual Spanish wine
John Wilson: From light whites to robust reds, there’s plenty more to Spain’s wine offering than the most popular options
It’s blackberry season: here’s how to recreate those classic childhood desserts
It’s a humble fruit but the flavour a blackberry can bring to your table is spectacular
Mark Moriarty’s recipe for apple and blackberry crumble with spiced crème Chantilly
Ensure you precook the crumble mix to stop it from going soggy when baked on top of the fruit
Mark Moriarty’s recipe for warm rice pudding with blackberry compote and toasted almonds
Don’t forget the important role of parchment paper when you’re placing your rice in the oven
Simone Gannon: Haircare products I always buy again, from dry shampoo to the perfect brush
Next up in my series on the not-so-trendy, not-so-new beauty products I repurchase year after year is haircare
Kyla Cobbler: ‘With coercive control, I didn’t understand what was happening’
The Cork-born comedian on abuse, ambition, motherhood and right-wing undercurrents in Ireland
Séamas O’Reilly: It was probably people like my father who led to robots having jobs
My father had an iron will and refused to be fobbed off. In his honour, I too refuse to yield to the automated voices
Gaffe at Leonard’s Corner review: Super prices and a dribblingly good cheeseburger at this neighbourhood pub
Tight menu and smart dishes – I can see why this cosy spot has committed regulars
Urban Aran: The street-smart Irish knitwear brand with an edge
Irish designer Christine Murphy has taken the scenic route from hotel management to fashion design
Evanne Ní Chuilinn: ‘Dad is at my brother’s grave most days and keeps the candle on it lit’
I’m grateful social media didn’t exist in my early career – I don’t know if I would have had the fortitude to deal with the criticism
Day-tripping: how to spend 15 hours sightseeing in London
From Anthony Bourdain’s favourite coffee haunt to Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club and St Paul’s Cathedral, the city offers a world in a day
My partner wants to buy a house but I’m scared of living out his dream, not my own
Ask Roe: I have always been a bit lost career-wise and regret not living abroad when my friends did
Will AI make it easier to choose the best wine?
How to Drink Better: You can be certain that change is coming, but its exact form is not yet fully clear
Francis and John Brennan: ‘Airbnb is hugely successful, but it’s cold, impersonal hospitality’
Ahead of the 100th episode of RTÉ’S At Your Service, the brothers talk about keeping reality television real, industry challenges and the gruelling nature of the job
At the end of the summer, just like the rest of you, I’m sick of the sight of my children
He was singing the offensive song in the cor this morning. It’s a genuine earworm, in fairness
Mark Moriarty’s flavour tricks to turn chicken into something special
I’ve given you one recipe for midweek and one for the weekend. Try to buy a high-welfare chicken if you can
‘The Irish are the Brazilians of Europe’: Inside Dublin’s growing community from Brazil
An estimated 60,000 Brazilians live in Ireland, their influence in Dublin plain to see and savour in vibrant cafes, shops and restaurants. Who are they and why do they come – and stay – here?
I’m not really a ‘dog person’, but was I a ‘cat person’ either? I was about to find out
A week cat-sitting in my friend’s architecturally stunning house with poured concrete floors and a view of Dalkey Island was difficult to resist
Five Wicklow women living in a Westlife world of their own: ‘It’s a coming of age thing’
Five Wicklow women in their 30s are seeing Westlife together for the umpteenth time this month. They talk about friendship, fandom and how life has changed in the past 25 years
Wines from Georgia and Armenia: four great bottles to try
This region was where wine was (probably) born, so they know what they’re talking about
Colour disrupter: how to position white flowers in your garden
White flowers can be a wow, but also a distraction
My roses are underperforming. What can I do?
Mulch generously around the root systems in spring and prune as appropriate
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Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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