Róisín Ingle: Finally, perhaps inevitably, my bad habit had landed me in hospital
I invited Jonny for dinner on Leap Day hoping he wouldn’t twig the significance of the date
Shaping the Century: 25 brilliant Irish women in 2025
This century has brought us many landmark moments, provided by remarkable Irish women who are an inspiration to others
Róisín Ingle: I’ve had to rethink my long-held antipathy to self-service checkouts
My neighbour at the next machine was visibly agitated because my frozen pizzas were spilling on to his purple sprouting broccoli
Róisín Ingle puts a Thermomix to the test: ‘I am a convert but there’s one enormous catch’
Looking for a solution to the perennial ‘what’s for dinner’ question? The world’s most powerful blender - albeit for a high price - will have the answer
Róisín Ingle: Lessons not learned as men – it’s always men – go to war
After wandering through the War and the Mind exhibition, we emerge blinking into the London sunshine pondering the fragility of everything
I don’t celebrate when my consultant says my cancer is stable
I walk out of that door and my mind turns from the existential to the everyday
The fall and rise of Orla Kiely: ‘As horrible as it was, you just have to get on with it. There are things we won’t do again’
The Irish designer of the world-famous Stem pattern is a strong believer in repeating things – except when it comes to the mistakes that seriously damaged her business in 2018
‘The stand-up mingle is a social minefield, so I play it safe, these days’
Some people might say that, if you’re at a party, sit-down mingling is by its sedentary nature not mingling at all. It does have a downside
Chris O’Dowd: ‘In Hollywood we felt very disconnected, very far away’
The actor and comedian’s multi-faceted career has taken him from The IT Crowd in London to the bright lights of Hollywood, but he’s happy to be back on home turf with a new Sky series set in Ireland
There were many remarkable things about my Uncle Christy. I’ll mention just two
I decided I would channel my late uncle, who ‘could eat an apple through a letterbox’ and wore flip-flops all year round
I’ve discovered padel, and it has been a wonderful revelation
It turns out I have a pretty decent lob. For balance, I should mention that at one point I also accidentally whacked myself on the forehead with a racquet
Róisín Ingle: After 24 years of non-married bliss and bickering, my wedding was a whirlwind
I’m pretty hopeful this love will be everlasting. Let’s hope it lasts longer than the rings, anyway
Róisín Ingle: After a serious medical diagnosis, I made a small but profound lifestyle change
Last year, after receiving a serious medical diagnosis the shock propelled me to make a few permanent, self-improving lifestyle changes
Róisín Ingle: My profound, challenging, surprisingly joyful, life-changing year
I haven’t written a personal column for around a year. There have been difficult days. I’ve also had one of the best day’s of my life
Samantha Barry: ‘There’s not a moment where I’m not representing Glamour. I don’t get to switch it off’
As global executive editor of Glamour, the Cork woman is one of the best known media people in the United States