Cork Jazz Festival review: Dig deep and you’ll find this festival thriving at the fringes
One of the most joyous events was the Cork School of Music Jazz Big Band concert enthusiastically directed by Cormac McCarthy
Carla Ward expecting tougher test from Belgium
Martin O’Neill takes temporary charge of Celtic; Are Ireland too old and too Leinster?
Greencore deal faces a new hurdle and tapping energy stored in batteries to cut electricity costs
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I Am Not an Alcoholic: I was told the prosecco was free but the water was €7
Part 27: When I tell a waiter, ‘No, thank you, I don’t drink’, no sooner have the words left my mouth than my confidence wavers. Am I being too cocky?
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There is no stopping the eternal TJ Reid - 19 years a going
Ballyhale guiding light celebrates a 12th county medal
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Martin always outmanoeuvres FF enemies but the Jim Gavin error leaves him vulnerable
Taoiseach’s supporters fear a no-confidence motion against him that could cement or topple his leadership
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Gerry Thornley: Too old? Too Leinster? We’ll soon learn a lot about Andy Farrell’s Ireland
Key questions could be answered when Ireland take on four formidable opponents over the coming weeks
‘We expect nothing other than full compliance’: Inside the row over a hospital boss’s pay
Accusations of ‘unreasonable and unwarranted conduct’ – and risk to patients – amid pay scale dispute
Limerick hospital expansion at risk over chief executive pay row
Tensions between St John’s Hospital board and HSE have increased in recent months
From France to Ireland: ‘I called my parents after two weeks and said I’m not coming back’
French musician Léna Descottes lives on Inishboffin. When she learned about an early childhood road trip, her grá for Irish trad made sense
By Hosanna Boulter
‘There’s no other option’: Leitrim woman’s commute went from six minutes to six hours
The Housing Crisis & Me: Martha Gilheaney did not think it would be possible to buy anywhere in the country, let alone Dublin
By Niamh Towey
Local Property Tax: Some bills will double, others will go down. Find out what you’ll pay
Some homeowners will see their bills more than double, but others will pay less next year
By Fiona Reddan
Fintan O’Toole: There’s a reason why Ireland votes for leftist presidents and right-of-centre governments
There are five things the left needs to do now to capitalise on Catherine Connolly’s win
Letters to the Editor, October 28th: On wins and spoils, Collison’s vision, and distracted reading
‘This election was a remarkably positive outcome for democracy’
We’re thinking of buying a new-build home. What extra costs do we need to budget for?
We have learned from friends that some new developments don’t provide buyers with flooring or appliances
By Majella Galvin
Mitch Albom: ‘People think that if you’ve written inspirational books in the past, everything is great in your life’
The new novel from the author of Tuesdays with Morrie explores love, second chances and the benefit of making mistakes
By Shane Stokes
Finding My Way by Malala Yousafzai: A remarkable journey
Coming-of-age memoir describes life in exile, homesickness and struggles with PTSD following her attack
Why feeling lonely has serious implications for your brain health
Feeling lonely just means you are human – but staying lonely can make you ill, change your behaviour and change your brain
By Sabina Brennan
If Micheál Martin survives this, his achievement will almost rival Catherine Connolly’s
Taoiseach’s position is weakened among parliamentary party members after presidential election debacle
‘In the 2008 financial crash I held shares in the company I was working for at the time. I lost nearly €30,000’
Financial adviser Emma Farrelly on why she doesn’t borrow money or use a credit card, and considers her €450 annual tennis membership to be money well spent
Ireland needs to support reforms necessary to boost EU’s competitiveness
Ireland has benefited hugely from its EU membership and now needs to play a constructive role in its reform
‘Just eat’ is the worst advice for someone with an eating disorder
The one time I ‘just ate’ during my recovery, I sent my body into shock
‘You’re kind of transient’: The bittersweet life of an Erasmus Mundus master’s student
Erasmus master’s courses involve moving between two or more European universities
By Laoise Murray
Changes must come in Ireland squad as Andy Farrell faces biggest challenge yet
Ireland cannot go to the next World Cup with the same side that starts against New Zealand on Saturday
By Denis Walsh
Cash is all but dead: How to navigate the complex world of virtual money
Primary objective of the digital euro, for example, is to offer people across the European Union a virtual wallet
By Conor Pope
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