Ireland set to feel the heat from Washington’s Maga brigade over Occupied Territories Bill
Trump’s shock troops need to have the proposed legislation explained because, it seems, they have not read it
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A selection of the best human interest reporting, interviews, opinion and lifestyle features.
The best make-up products for your summer holidays, from blush to tinted serums
Sculpted by Aimee and Charlotte Tilbury products among versatile, space-saving favourites to bring on your next trip
Irish in Australia: ‘Assimilating isn’t easy, take this minor cultural difference when paying’
It’s easy for an Irish person to presume assimilating in Australia will be straightforward, but this isn’t always the case
‘Am I crazy to think my partner secretly wants to get back with his wife?’
Tell Me About It: ‘He does not bring me to any of the kids’ events. It feels like I am not important enough in his life’
My name has always stood out on life’s roll calls but now I have to share it
What’s in a name? Sharing mine with a Love Island star has me wondering
Is overpaying your mortgage and reducing the term a good idea?
First-time buyers can focus on reducing the mortgage burden but there should be other priorities for any spare cash
Beers and cheers as Wrexham’s latest Hollywood sequel kicks off
In a Britain plagued by bad news, this modest Welsh town’s luck seems to be holding out
Are school holidays too long? A mother of two and school principal debate
Parents are frustrated at juggling work demands and childcare while children are off for up to three months every summer
I’m going to Oasis both nights, tissues at the ready
There’s something beautiful about seeing men weeping in public at something they love. It’s often sports-related
‘Like finding a bit of gold’: The retired couple travelling Ireland’s Atlantic cycle route
The ‘relatively unknown’ EuroVelo trail goes from Belfast across to the west coast, down to the south coast and on to Rosslare Harbour
How safe is your sunscreen and how long does it last after opening?
Some sunscreens test better than others, but dermatologists are more concerned about expiry dates and exposure awareness
Back to school costs: 20 ways to reduce the burden
Despite years of positive noises from government - and some positive moves - the financial burden of getting kids back to school continues to rise. But there are ways to ease that burden
‘My son wants to give up GAA but his dad is forcing him to keep going’
Ask the Expert: On average, 14 is the most challenging year for teenagers, and also for their parents
I was raised to be independent, but find it hard letting others take charge
Growing up in a household that prized independence brought lifelong advantages and disadvantages
I was raised to be independent, but find it hard letting others take charge
Growing up in a household that prized independence brought lifelong advantages and disadvantages
Ivana Kiripati: ‘I am a Samoan girl, born in New Zealand, doing life in Ireland – how cool is that?’
Ireland rugby’s Kiripati got her first senior cap in the opener of two World Cup warm-up games
Alison Spittle: ‘I’m treated more like a human being now I’ve lost weight’
After an illness last year, the comedian was advised to lose weight. Her new show BIG explores her relationship with her body before and after, and why no one should feel any shame for being ‘on the jabs’
Meet the woman bringing ‘cultural confidence’ to Dublin
Iseult Dunne, chief executive of Dublin City Council Culture Company on trying new things, expanding cultural access and the future of 14 Henrietta Street
Michael O’Leary and Dermot Desmond’s MetroLink comments show you can be rich and wrong
Rich men are not always right. Let’s listen to the experts
Sam McKnight on reinventing haircare – and breaking it down in the compost bin
With the ‘world’s first’ compostable hair oil, Sam McKnight is trying to do better, while still delivering what matters most: great hair
I miss Ireland for many reasons, but one is the lack of pressure to ‘get fit’
Sydney is and has always been a vain city, and the heat for nine months of the year means there is nowhere to hide
Sarah McInerney’s Liveline: A broadcaster who knows when to speak, when to listen
Radio: Arena’s send-off for Seán Rocks has the same depth and range which he made the programme’s playbook for so many years
Sydney Sweeney’s jeans ad: How did we get to a culture war over this?
Hollywood’s Gen-Z favourite is a talented actor, but Donald Trump’s endorsement could prove sticky
I’m a millennial and serial renter, but I’ve found a way to put down roots
Sure look, the way things are going I might be here forever
We all need to consume less if we are to save our environment from catastrophe
Consider how you can reuse, repair and rent rather than always buying new products
‘I’m in my late 30s, have a good job and travel a lot. I don’t think I’ve ever been in love’
Tell Me About It: ‘I find it hard to muster the enthusiasm that might be required to take any relationship to the next level’
Garden centre apologises over delayed orders after supplier goes into administration
Rathwood Garden & Living ‘fixing problems’ caused after one of firm’s main suppliers entered administration
There is something utterly charming about suits eating 99s in a heatwave
These are perhaps my favourite of Dublin’s summertime characters
How Gen Z is taking a different approach to money - and what others can learn from it
Gen Z and younger Millennials no longer consider life’s traditional milestones as appropriate for their lives
Dublin Horse Show 2025: The best places to eat and drink at the RDS
Yes, there’s world-class showjumping and dazzling dressage, but the real draw to this five-day event is often edible
Husband of woman who killed their child calls for changes to support bereaved
Nicola Keane, who took her own life, had post natal depression and psychosis after giving birth to son Henry
More detailed data on abortions to be collected from Irish hospitals
No information on patient’s identity or reason for seeking abortion will be gathered
Revenue lays down the tax rules for Ireland’s army of influencers
Brand ambassadors driving cars or people accepting gifts in exchange for posts are all caught by rules that are explained in new Revenue guide
A hero among hormones: Why cortisol is something to celebrate rather than stress about
The good news is that you can happily ignore the most outlandish advice about keeping cortisol in check with cocktails or cold plunges
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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