Debt shame: ‘I was going to lose my home … It was one of the darkest times’ – The Irish Times
The aftershocks of the financial crash are still being felt almost two decades on with the number of…
How to avoid being influenced into spending your hard-earned money – The Irish Times
Have you taken the bait on the jersey, barrel leg pants yet? If you’re a midlife woman with…
You would have to be borderline insane – or American – to feel nostalgic for 1970s Ireland – The Irish Times
The other day, while wasting my time in the preferred contemporary style – scrolling on my phone in…
Have you considered egg-freezing? Is it viable in Ireland? – The Irish Times
The French government, concerned about the country’s falling birth rate, is writing to every 29-year-old in the country…
You have more transparency buying a steak in Ireland than you do a home – The Irish Times
Quite often a new article appears about the housing market, and I know it means I am going…
Visiting from France, my daughter found Ireland hard to love – The Irish Times
Every afternoon, Granddaughter Number One gets an afternoon snack in playschool called le goûter: it’s a fresh, buttered…
‘Irish people really value privacy but in Greece it is completely different’ – The Irish Times
Annie Angelopoulou had never been to the west of Ireland before she moved in 2017 from her native…
We all hate doing our financial admin. Here’s how to get on top of it – The Irish Times
Life is an endless loop of administration tasks that never get done, it seems. Want to check your…
Backstabbing, cliques, lies … The Traitors Ireland is every office you’ve worked in – The Irish Times
Sometimes a TV show comes along at just the right time. In the feverish early days of the…
Is CMAT’s claim about suicide during the economic crash accurate? – The Irish Times
The lyrical content of modern pop music rarely strays explicitly into politics and economics. The recently released song…
Searing summer may be telling us the race to halt global warming is lost – The Irish Times
Three months without reaching for a woolly jumper – now that’s what you call a summer. Temperatures have…
Ireland is becoming a country of moderate drinkers and voracious cocaine users – The Irish Times
A major generational shift has occurred in Irish society without much fanfare. Alcohol consumption in Ireland has collapsed.…