Senator Pauline Tully on being brutally attacked by her husband in 2014 – The Irish Times
At 11am on Christmas Eve 2014, Pauline Tully heard a loud knock on her front door. She had…
From a hub for democratic discourse to a bigoted, toxic sinkhole – The Irish Times
In 2011, I appeared on an RTÉ Radio documentary called #TwitteronTrial in which presenter Pat O’Mahony and a…
‘There are many affordable measures you can take’ – The Irish Times
We are constantly being advised by experts to retrofit our homes to make them more energy efficient, but…
‘I use ChatGPT like a lifecoach … It has helped me avoid a lot of arguments’ – The Irish Times
When Claudia Zedda decided she wanted to run a half marathon, she turned to artificial intelligence. She asked…
How the rise of Ozempic is reversing the progress on body positivity – The Irish Times
The potential ripple effect of the health revolution that is Ozempic is difficult to overstate. For starters, it…
Can I survive a four-week digital detox? – The Irish Times
In theory, I use social media solely to promote my work. In practice, I check it addictively. Even…
‘I’m a different person now to who I was a couple of years ago. I’ve evolved’ – The Irish Times
We’re sitting in the front room of Ryan Tubridy’s mews home in Monkstown, south Co Dublin, where we…
from analogue kits to freedom phones – The Irish Times
Somewhat ironically, 2026 has been declared by online influencers as the year people will move their lives offline.…
Victorian two-bed adapted for contemporary living in Dublin 8 for €650,000 – The Irish Times
Address: 35 St Alban’s Road, Dublin 8 Price: €650,000 Agent: Sherry FitzGerald View this property on MyHome.ie On…
LED devices, salmon DNA injectables and the return of bronzer – The Irish Times
2026 is shaping up to be a compelling year in the sphere of beauty. The shift towards minimalism…
I hate the Dublin Bushman and his scaring of young women for money – The Irish Times
My list of enemies is long and most of them don’t know they’re on it. Because 99 per…
‘My great-grandad escaped the Famine. He came across the Atlantic by himself aged 11’ – The Irish Times
Let’s do the shameless bit first. Nobody called Brendan can visit Ireland without being asked if this counts…