Pizza that’s better than the takeaway? Here’s how to do it at home
Fakeaway Friday: Top tips from the best pizza makers on how to perfect your pie
Roz Purcell’s no-fuss vegan dishes
‘There is a huge drive for plant-based eating,’ says the the model turned food writer
Enjoy a fish supper while helping RNLI save lives
Food File: Fáilte Ireland’s ‘Taste the Island’; Savour Kilkenny; Ballykeefe’s Irish gin
Even Nike’s size-16 mannequin isn’t safe from fat-shamers
She looks ‘pre-diabetic and on her way to a hip replacement’, says one mean-spirited critic
Bressie: ‘I’d say, “Don’t cry,” but then I’d go upstairs and be upset’
Bressie has written a book for children with the message that it’s okay to feel sad
Bloom festival: Neven Maguire, Catherine Fulvio, Paul Flynn, Roz Purcell cook up a storm
Food File: Festival of food, Nespresso pens, Buddha Bowls and World Oceans Day
Waterford Greenway can transform tourism in county, says top official
Challenge is to convince visitors to attraction to stay longer in the area, says Michael Walsh
What were we cooking? Our top recipes of 2017
Vegetarian fare, and chicken – of course – were popular with Irish Times readers, and we also liked cooking recipes by Jamie Oliver, Nigella Lawson and Yotam Ottolenghi
Shortlists announced for the Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards 2017
Among the nominees are Ryan Tubridy, Cecelia Ahern, John Banville, Molly McCloskey, Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen
Marathon recovery with the three Ps (pizza, pasta, potatoes)
We’ve found some perfect carb-heavy recipes for those who’ve run 26.2 miles – and the rest of us Bank Holiday couch potatoes, too
Food’n’health is the new rock’n’roll
‘Nutritious food and fitness are a match made in heaven, and like any great relationship, they bring out each other’s very best qualities’
Roz Purcell: ‘I’ve done every diet there is’
The model’s new cookbook is quirky, inventive and very user-friendly
Roz Purcell’s winning ways with mussels
A shellfish and cauli rice casserole that will be on the table in minutes
What’s hot, what’s not
Blast from the past with return of woolly mammoth and new Philip Pullman trilogy
Valentine’s Day recipe: Mussel & zoodle bowl
Left everything until the last minute? Cookbook author and model Roz Purcell has a fast, simple a way to woo your Valentine
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Meat pie sees off challenge from banana bread and earns its creator €100,000
Net profit climbs 54% at Ogilvy & Mather’s Irish operation
Advertising agency records €1.45m in profit as revenue grows and costs fall
Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards winning authors revealed
Mike McCormack’s Solar Bones is novel of the year. Winners include Marian Keyes, Graham Norton, Paul Howard, Paul O’Connell and Tana French
Electric Picnic stage times: Electric Arena, Cosby, Little Big, Theatre of Food and more
There's more to the picnic than the main stage
The unstoppable ascent of the Happy Pear
Twins David and Stephen Flynn have built a mini-empire on their healthy eating philosophy. With the upcoming release of their second book, they talk life, food and healthy competition with Una Mullally
Refugee crisis and Rising centenary to feature at Bloom 2016
Largest Irish garden festival expected to attract 100,000 over bank holiday weekend
Going vegan, week 4: Sausages taste too sausagey
‘Within 48 hours I ate a sausage roll, carrot cake and a chicken burrito bowl’
Foodfile: Gastronomic stories at Galway Food Festival
Sample brewer’s paste, make your own wholefood snack bars, visit Val’s Kitchen
Shopping spraoi: Mullingar
The midlands town that gave us Joe Dolan and Bressie has more than talented singers
IronMan Dublin: No gain without pain, but where’s the pain?
Athletes full of smiles at one of the toughest ever races in Dublin put rest of us to shame
Punchestown punters strike it lucky . . . with the weather
Ice-cream and champagne order of the day as racing enthusiasts bask in glorious sunshine
Don’t forget the real athletes as ‘reality athletics’ takes over
With the race for fitness ever-dominant real athletes are being overlooked
Newbridge ad too sexy for its own good
Newbridge defended the ad, saying it never intended to objectify women
I survived ‘Celebrity MasterChef’ but got my fingers burnt
I surprised myself by standing the heat in the kitchen, but the flames finally got me
Crowds flock to Punchestown for annual racing festival
Sprinter Sacre makes Irish debut in €200,000 Champion Chase
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