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There’s some risk involved in letting her out of my sight on a public roadway (even though I mostly linger where I can see her) but the rewards are worth it

Ask Roe: Partners I attempted penetrative sex with in the past backed away once it became clear that sex was not straightforward

After a decade of mostly strong economic growth, many middle-income family budgets do not have a lot of slack. Now, the Government faces tough decisions

We mourn the loss of the ‘village’ in modern times, but I think the village begins elsewhere these days

Ten years after Ireland voted to introduce same-sex marriage, some campaigners say the environment for the LGBTQ+ community has deteriorated

Rhasidat Adeleke interview: Tallaght sprinter on navigating fame at 22, building her brand and the changes she has made ahead of September’s World Championships

Irish video creators are becoming popular on the platform, even building big audiences overseas. But is this an effective way to tell often-complex stories?

Swifties believe the singer is ready to drop her next record – but they could be just clowning

The BBC report carries a warning: 'Distressing content'. What luxury it is to be able to look away

Most emails I get are not about the quality of my journalism, but what I wear and the state of my hair

Whether you’re dealing with acne, redness or signs of ageing, LED light therapy can work wonders

Publication is imminent of independent audit report on surgery on children

Hospital says service agreements could potentially interfere with executives’ fiduciary responsibilities

Moving the needle on the status quo here is almost impossible. It takes a figure with a rare set of qualities

Kidneys, famine soup, coddle – all the makings of a concept-led circus, but the cooking shines through

I don’t feel bad about my neck (chintastic) or my belly (generous) or my hands (they look older than I feel) but lately I feel funny about my hair

In the local freecycle and swapping groups, anything goes – and the audacity of some of the posts are breathtaking

Oh, how I wish I had listened when people were talking about the importance of doing Kegels

Beyond five days’ of statutory sick pay a year, your employer is not obliged to keep paying you if you fall ill

Nappies, food and rent support rise significantly since 2015

To mark Organ Donor Awareness Week, families share stories of what it means to to wait years for a donor, and how it feels to give up a beloved family member’s organs

Women priests: The Catholic Church is like a farmer complaining of a poor crop while ploughing only one depleted field and leaving the rest fallow

Ana Vale Oliveira moved from Portugal to Ireland in May 2017 with her boyfriend

Estate agents on the less glamorous side of the business – from cleaning up after foxes to acting as a counsellor

Nikita Clarke-Healy (18) arranged treatment overseas after doctors in Ireland said she was ‘too young’ to be diagnosed with condition

Our solar panels make no electricity early in the day because the sunlight is blocked

Savings of up to €100,000 are currently protected but the UK is considering raising this to around €128,000

Meath woman Marina Corrigan, whose daughter also has the autoimmune condition, shares what it’s like living with coeliac disease

Eleventh-hour postponement of Munster final escalated a row that governing body cannot win

Inspired by a trend emerging in New York and London, ‘social wellness clubs’ are popping up around Ireland

An advertisement showed the vacated property available for a period of three years at a monthly rent of €2,200, the tribunal heard

You don’t have to sell your house to feel the benefits of retrofitting, but if you do, it should achieve a significantly higher value

Unthinkable: Various philosophers advocate ‘attaining a deep awareness of death’s possibility at any moment’

Jen Hogan: Motherhood can also bring limitations, but only if we impose them on ourselves

The Cannes film festival is back at the centre of the movie world thanks to recent Oscars success

Corina Gaffey: Make your outfits feel fresh with surprising pairings, layering and the ‘wrong shoes’

Beirut Letter: I am unused to the sudden contrast between joy and violence, and feel a deep disquiet

Almost everything shaping US politics in 2025 has been about the pursuit of money

How to swap your Nikes for Adidas trainers and other suggestions to avoid buying more costly products from Trump’s America

Ask Roe: ‘He claims to be looking for a long-term commitment and I can’t stop thinking about him’