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With the second hand market hugely short of supply, many people are turning their three-bed home into a four-bed and staying put

As technology and culture evolve, the Irish language continues to generate new vocabulary

Aoife Wafer on what’s it like to beat New Zealand, and the heartbreak of losing to France last year

From Darlo Bounce Rollers to the Nonicure nail repair treatment, these hair, skin and make-up products are proving their worth

Big Aisling that I am, I immediately went into one of my favourite modes: helping visitors to our shores

Work Q&A: I’m nervous about asking to move part-time, as it might not be looked upon favourably. Are there other options?

On social media not all is as it seems. Here’s how to avoid being drawn into spending you don’t need

Our new How to Invest series is here to answer any questions you have on the subject

Better with Money with Aideen Finnegan looks at how to approach investing for the first time

Many principals bury their heads, do not want to become involved, or are disconnected from the staffroom zeitgeist

In the first in our investing series, we look at why Irish people are happy to leave their money in low return bank deposit accounts

Michaeleen Doucleff’s parenting book offers the possibility of a life of authentic pleasure instead

One study found 85% of adults met the criteria for two or more major mental disorders

Plus: Caoilfhionn Gallagher moving on up, Michael Healy-Rae’s New York Times shares and the demise of O’Devaney

Chess prodigy Trisha Kanyamarala put aside everything else, including Irish dancing, to focus on the game

The 2FM radio presenter on candour, IVF and careers for women only beginning in their 40s

To mark International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the power of hindsight as a range of influential women give advice to your younger selves

Students protest in support of young woman who has criticised university’s response to sharing of images after her alleged assault

Leaked University of Galway report said there was a ‘sustained decline’ in undergraduate enrolment for degree but what is the value of one?

The star of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man has been heavily involved in its soundtrack – as music has always been the actor’s most profound inspiration

Take inspiration from the immigrant cultures of Melbourne while using the best Irish ingredients

Total amount in employment stood at 1.3 million in the final quarter of last year

Deirdre Gowran (49) had to leave her home in Rathangan hours before work in Crumlin Children’s Hospital

The idea that boys and men are only capable of sexual relationships with girls and women that degrade them and put them in physical danger is ludicrous

Dublin's Women’s Mini Marathon in June is now the biggest all-women’s event of its kind in the world

New survey shows lingering inequality ahead of law change

It’s a risky move for any brand, so why is Magic Cream getting a facelift?

In recent months I’ve been feeling the devil call of the cigs more keenly than any other time in the past nine years

Although the younger Franco brother plays himself in Seth Rogan’s The Studio, it turns out to be a ‘turned up to 11’ version

Let’s hope a re-emergence of the actor’s bold declaration that she doesn’t like cats won’t mean she faces kitty karma on Oscar night

Tell Me About It: I am in my mid-30s, and I know I want commitment. Do I wait in hope for my boyfriend, or move on?

Places such as maternity hospitals and the family law courts, where women are most likely to need physical privacy and comfort, are the least likely to provide them

More women than men are buying solo, a trend that seems likely to continue

Róisín Ingle: Take light-hearted moments where you find them, even if it exposes your gums

Better with Money with Aideen Finnegan: Financial literacy isn’t just about understanding jargon, it’s about security and independence

The ParentChild+ programme aims to model good adult-child interactions for parents who often grew up in disruptive family environments

Banshee is a new collection of stories by contemporary women authors that retell Ireland’s myths and legends through a feminist lens

Bad lighting, lack of contrast and bland colours are among pitfalls to avoid

The French are so different in many ways to us Irish. Realising this I began to crack this place open.

The numbers show pay gaps are lower when the chief executive is a woman. Shame there are so few of them