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A lot has happened - and a lot hasn’t happened - since Michelle Gallen and her husband decided to move from London to Dublin a decade ago

The interesting and unsettling relationship here is not between the journalist and her son but between us and technology

The standout trends worth investing as the new season pieces filter into stores and how clothes you own can feel fresh with a few styling tweaks

New research suggests today’s parents may be more willing than previous generations to allow their children to stay home. I saw myself in the findings

U2 talk about the truth behind their now legendary origin story at Mount Temple school in Dublin, what has kept them together since 1976, and their new album

Family and friends of the American nurse murdered by Dubliner Lorcan Murphy in Budapest want the public to know the real ‘Kenzie’

For further education, he should read Nikita Hand’s memoir, Not the Perfect Victim

I hereby resolve to complain more and at greater volume

Radio: Radio 1 host deftly gauges his guests’ moods, while Kieran Cuddihy uncovers ominous undercurrents beneath fuel unrest

A few words on the subject of epistolary brevity

Any Irish person who sees the film will likely have some connection to Ireland’s shameful institutions; my grandmother was an ‘inmate’

It can be hard to equate calling a parent by their first name with a healthy and intimate filial relationship. It seems unfeeling, distant

Many dishes in this lavishly refurbished Dublin spot are good, but it’s hard to get past the sourcing

I am just one of the more than 1.3 million women in employment in Ireland. For working mothers, the stress can be crippling

What’s it like parenting four children, when the oldest is a toddler?

A farmer tells of how astonishingly beautiful seemingly ordinary things can be after a hellish year coping with cancer

The author on her new novel, Stations, moving south from the North, and how she ‘hired’ Gillian Anderson

Maybe I can just decide to stop nagging. But who would I even be?

Louise O'Neill’s blisteringly honest new memoir, A Bigger Life, centres on the fallout from finding herself single in her late 30s

His shirt professed his allegiance to Ireland. His two fingers professed his loyalty to Maga

Plus, other make-up products that have earned a place on my ‘excellent for mature skin’ list

Emer McLysaght: When did we stop just ... going to sleep?

Many retired people find themselves having to start all over again

A new positivity and pride make it possible for even the calcified cranks like me to revisit their relationship with our native tongue

I have never heard miscarriage referenced in a workplace environment, and have absorbed that omission as a cue to hide its occurrence

The Simplex crossword compiler should check their sauces

Fans of Canadian singer speak to The Irish Times as she begins arena residency in French capital at weekend

From Simone Rocha earrings and Victoria Beckham tops to JW Anderson pants, these five participants have their outfits carefully planned out

Next up in my series on the not-so-trendy, not-so-new beauty products I repurchase year after year is haircare

My father had an iron will and refused to be fobbed off. In his honour, I too refuse to yield to the automated voices

The Cork-born comedian on abuse, ambition, motherhood and right-wing undercurrents in Ireland

Eleven years after her son’s neonatal brain injury at birth, the Minister has met many women going through similar trauma

Many people think a family home should have a bath, even if the family living there doesn’t use it

Appearance of children in court without legal representation ‘deeply concerning’, says Children’s rights advocates

After turning on CNN, we watched in horror as the second plane hit the South Tower

If The Grand Tour’s new series is masculinity in quiet decline, then The Mandalorian and Grogu is a social services red flag

Irish people’s natural caution means we may not make the most of new personal investment accounts

Experts say there is little evidence to suggest specific exercise routines reduce lymphatic bloating or swelling

OECD says ‘increased digitalisation’ and ‘falling rates of reading for enjoyment have coincided with weaker literacy outcomes’

Children are experiencing anxiety, vomiting and frightening behaviours