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The reductive vision of a bucolic Irish past might seem absurd to most Irish people, but it lands in a different way for conservative Americans

Ask Roe: Sex with my husband has always been fine, nothing more. It’s familiar to the point of numbness

Plus: a clarity correspondent at RTÉ, cyclists escape safety crackdown and basket-weaving courses expand overseas

‘There’s nothing to forgive,’ say sisters of Maud Coffey, whose partner was found not guilty of her murder by reason of insanity

In reality, we don’t actually know for certain how many houses we’re building

Families of Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob faced another anxious week as gardaí conducted a new search

As Clare and Tipperary people know, Ireland has become a country of sprawl, of suburbs creeping into countryside and towns and villages choked with traffic

Sharing images of your kids online used to be no big deal, but times have changed and parents are changing their ways

As concerns grow around safety, identity theft, consent and AI, attitudes to sharing images on social media are changing

The star on the ‘incendiary’ If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, her Australian identity and women in comedy

Vegan food has come a very long way in Ireland and aren’t we lucky that it has?

The journalist and debut novelist on a life-altering attack, forging a career in writing and learning to take risks

Some people claim boycotts make no difference. No one will even notice Ireland’s absence from the Eurovision, they say. Well, the people of Ireland will notice

We did everything feminism told us to do. We got an education. A good job. But we don’t feel free. We’re frazzled and burnt out

Simone Gannon’s guide to tackling congestion – and why cleansing matters more than you might think

Technological progress is giving us the means to forsake the very traits that make us human

I am in awe of the women in my life raising sons - and I’m so glad it’s not me

John Dobbin advises how to make this Kilmainham house a comfortable, modern home

From a warm, funny series about connection to the embodiment of cuddly evil, these are the recent(ish) shows I’ve liked most

Newly built housing developments on the market around the country

New to the market in Artane, East Wall, Goatstown, Dún Laoghaire and Booterstown

The menu in this Co Galway spot is fire-led, with cooking at its best when it’s kept direct

There is a strain of energy throughout this work that has an almost surprising urgency. It doesn’t all work, but there is power and tenderness

The availability of people to do the work and not knowing the ultimate cost are the things that terrify potential buyers

Commission and charges mean that even a fund that promises to put all your money into the investment can be a bad thing

Creation Finance, which allows shoppers spread repayments, updated central credit register but failed to engage with former customer

How to keep on top of things to prevent more disruptive work later on

France is sending a letter to 29-year-olds suggesting they avail of the free egg-freezing available

If we want to fix housing, we need more homes. But we also need to fix the process by which homes are sold

As people in Ireland settle down later than ever, more people in their 40s and 50s are turning to apps to find love online

Is it worth investing in an electric propagator?

Lindy Hop lovers gather in Mind the Step’s studios every Thursday night for a free social dance where they swing until the walls sweat

Would the prospect of a passive-aggressive letter from a middle-ranking Department of Health bureaucrat get you in the mood?

Love isn’t something you secure once and protect from change. It’s something you keep on creating

Couples together for decades reflect on the arc of their relationships, including the tough times and the everyday rituals that sustained them

The Irish actor stars alongside Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi in Emerald Fennell’s Emily Brontë adaptation

Now three books in, as she says, the author and journalist spent many years as a ‘shadow artist’, circling the thing she loved

Body warned of likely legal challenges against rental reforms in pre-budget letter

More than one in five women accurately estimated that the cost would exceed €50,000, compared to 14% of men

Lifting the Dublin Airport passenger cap and buying up homes of residents disturbed by noise only goes so far. We need a second airport