Documentary maker Eoin Warner: ‘As a child I realised I had been gifted this thing by nature’
Since his breakout TV show Éire Fhiáin in 2017, Warner has presented shows in Irish and English, winning awards and acclaim
Westlife in Dublin, Harry Styles in NYC: Ireland loses out as major acts favour residencies
For artists, residencies are a ‘much kinder way of touring’. For Ireland, the shift towards long runs in big cities presents a particular challenge
How Ireland’s seas and rivers are becoming spaces for healing: ‘It changes how we pay attention to our bodies’
For decades, environmental psychology has explored why humans feel better outdoors in green spaces like forests, but attention is turning now to blue spaces, asking why water makes us feel happier
Inside Ireland’s National Print Museum: ‘Print is more meaningful than looking at a screen’
Celebrating its 30th birthday, Ireland’s National Print Museum passes on knowledge about a highly skilled – and sometimes dangerous – profession and art form
Wild retreats for rest, reconnection and renewal: ‘People feel burnt out by our connection to technology’
Wild stays in Ireland are becoming increasingly popular as guests reconnect with nature and ditch their phones
Meet the people behind an Irish summer: ‘We start around 10.30 in the morning and finish at 2am’
Be it a bean an tí, a Skelligs boat captain or a dancing barman, it takes a lot of effort by someone behind the scenes for the holidays to work
Staycation inspiration: 15 standout Irish holiday rentals, from clifftop cottages to private retreats
Why holiday abroad when you could venture down the road for something special?
How to enjoy your holiday this summer: An expert guide to taking a proper break
How to plan time off that genuinely restores body, mind and mood, from switching off properly to eating with enjoyment
The Irish herbalists finding new purpose in ancient remedies
There is a growing movement of people reviving the ancient Irish healing tradition of an bean feasa
How sewing became cool again: ‘It’s addictive - instead of binge-watching something, now I sew’
Pushing back against fast fashion, young people are dusting off sewing machines and learning how to make their own unique, sustainable clothing
What I’ve learned after a month of avoiding my phone
I’ve read nine books, written every day and learnt how to use a sewing machine. It’s not that I have more time, but I am in command of where it goes
Tech makes cancelling plans with friends frictionless, but there is a real cost
A mutual contract to show up for each other, especially when it’s hard, is what builds real relationships
