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A generation raised to believe marriage is a choice is now realising two incomes are the price of admission to a full adult life

At a Time of Climate Crisis: Brilliant jobs to protect the planet can protect children from despair

An instant scene has developed in the latest Dublin 6 outpost in Jules Mak’s empire

Cat Brogan was initially receiving maternity care in Derry, a 15-minute drive from her Donegal home

Work Q&A: I have a bad feeling about it all. I’m not looking for compensation, but is there anything I can do about this?

Make sure it’s the right choice before you rush to meet the November 18th deadline

Nerina Pallot had to negotiate blokey media and music worlds early in her career. Now, with a lot more creative control, the singer-songwriter sets her own course

The An Post Irish Book Awards nominee on how quitting running made her a writer, who she’d cast as the main character in her book Eggshells, and the dangers of scramblers

The deaths of two pregnant women in a snowstorm 200 years ago gave birth to ‘the Coombe’, a maternity hospital deeply intertwined with the capital and its history

George Michael: The Faith Tour underlines how watching live music performances at the cinema can be a strange, bittersweet experience

The Irish comedian, who is on her Borrowing Trouble tour, has been playing her biggest rooms, watching ‘smut’ and ‘winning the nerd Olympics’

Rarefied market includes jeans-wearing hipsters in their 20s and wealthy people in their 40s with family links to Ireland

The State’s relatively low debt has insulated it so far. But political turmoil abroad and a speculative AI boom could still hit the economy hard

While the spooky season might lure the thrillseekers, I will bury myself in blankets and carve friendly faces on to pumpkins

Tony Cantwell, Shane Daniel Byrne and Killian Sundermann, the three comedians behind the hit podcast, on friendship, mental health and the manosphere

South of the Liffey, the city centre is awash with pizza-by-the-slice joints, but are they all the same? And how much is too much to pay for a slice of pizza?

NAZA documentary shows how modern warfare is pushing man’s inhumanity to man to terrifying new frontiers

From the best shower oil for dry, irritated skin, to luxurious body serums, balms and exfoliating treatments

Recent research confirms that less than half of customers’ bills reflect the cost of the actual electricity they use

Clauses preventing workers moving to a rival for months can limit job opportunities and lead to costly legal rows

Next spring, Rice will embark on a world tour of 25 cities, including Dublin, to mark 25 years since the release of his debut album O

Influencers like King Kenny and Maya Jama have something people like McNally and actor Richard E Grant do not - an ability to manufacture intimacy

My friend was like the best of Canada packed into one person: creative, kind, and full of divilment

Most millennial women grew up at war with their bodies – viewing them as limiting, alien objects that kept us in constant horror of ourselves

To mark his 50th year in music, Antoni O’Breskey has made the album A Wild Inhabitation with his daughter. It draws on all they’ve learned through decades of cultural melding

Key thing is not to leave any cash beyond emergency funds sitting on deposit when much better options are available

National Economic and Social Council report likely to conclude such arrangements ‘generate a combination of gains and trade-offs’

We compare the cost of living in Ireland’s capital with Cork, Galway and Limerick. The result is not what you might expect

Since becoming a mother, I have not yet reconciled my two identities

Ask Roe: ’I am not prepared to move back into the same bedroom unless we address these issues properly through couples therapy’

The writer on new novel Together for Christmas, the Omagh bombing, and writing Country Girl: The Musical

The Chinese-born writer on her new novel centred on Irish composer John Field, how she goes about writing exclusively in her second language, and coping with suicide

Health Service Executive says it is ‘exploring’ using new technology due to increased demand and shortage of radiographers

The more we tolerate mé féinism the less likely we are to treat each other as human beings, and the more society tears itself apart

Experts advise on the hair types best suited to extensions and those who should avoid taking the plunge

This brilliant comic deserves every opportunity coming her way

Blood clots can happen to anyone, but pregnancy and birth raise risks for women

Guardians can research the multiple choices available and act as a sounding board, but an independent decision is key to success

Ireland’s national gender pay gap stands at 8.3%

There are very few writers as famous as Rooney, and almost none as willing to leverage that fame as bravely for a moral cause