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The couple can have spent years, and tens of thousands of euro, in an effort to produce a day that is fairytale perfect

Job ads will now have to provide salary details in move that is especially expected to benefit women workers under EU directive

Ella McSweeney: Educational technology is now marketed aggressively to schools, which are treating individual laptops as an unquestioned educational good

Louth woman Sidhbh Gallagher disagrees with the stereotype that plastic surgery is ‘for deeply miserable people’

Love Story, the hit Disney+ show has renewed interest in Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s stylish, elegant wardrobe

Let’s applaud those Parkrun flâneurs in tatty, 10-year-old trainers

Me & My Money: Fiona Breheny, children’s book author and illustrator

By walking through Ireland, I carved a line of connection in time, not only to history, to the Gaelic Irish, but also, back to myself

Meta is accused of using ‘dark patterns’ to exploit users, a deceptive design that stops users opting out of social media feeds curated by algorithms

Tens of thousands of period homes in Dublin have no driveway where they can park their car off-street and charge on private property

With the London Marathon planning to become a two-day event for 2027, such running numbers may not be sustainable

Alan Esslemont, the author and former TG4 ard-stiúrthóir (director general), on agreeability, childhood memory and death being ‘an awfully big adventure’

Ask Roe: ‘He repeatedly reassured me we were not in trouble but now he is saying I am the problem’

While the over-consumption of cheap, low quality clothing is concerning, a number of new initiatives offer some hope

The Dublin actor says the main trick to being a professional is doing the work and learning the lines. ‘And then just staying as healthy and as fit as you can. There’s no excuse’

Tectonic plates of national influence have shifted and those who once took theirs for granted are struggling to find their footing

Simple changes like washing your hands before cleansing can make a bigger difference than any fancy product

My pathological fear of inconveniencing anyone extends to the brightest stars

The natural history presenter, who turns 100 today, has inspired Ireland’s wildlife community through the decades

Uncertainty is not necessarily something to overcome but rather something to harness for leaders looking to thrive

The world’s most famous chat show host visits Dublin in September

Consumers shrug off cost-of-living and trade concerns

Tell Me About It: I know when he is not being honest after 30 plus years together

As Irish generosity to Ukrainians wanes, remember that rising costs are another result of war

Sadly, a letter from a posh man on the BBC - the same one who turns 100 on Friday - was not seen as that big a deal back then

As the Government launches a five-year National Financial Literacy strategy, more than four in 10 of us struggle with managing money day to day

You could add hours to your holiday – and your life – by following this advice

It is normal for students to feel stressed coming up to the written papers. Here are some simple tips that can help you to dial down the anxiety

Ask the Expert: When the meltdown is over, she doesn’t understand why she was so angry

Mortgages are legal contracts so it is understandable that there are detailed processes to go through but it is possible

Ask Roe: Much to the dismay of my nervous system, situationships seem to have become the default setting

A year on from my son’s treatment for leukaemia, I find myself back in a world of expectations I can’t quite meet. The bar feels impossibly high again

GLP-1 drugs are reshaping the lives of many, but such treatments can come with a side order of stigma, even shame

The writer discusses her debut novel and what she’d like to do to Irish puppy farms

Batch cooking with own-brand labels remains a good option when times are tight

These are the products I use day to day, to feel like a polished, put-together version of myself

Emer McLysaght: I can’t find my great-grandmother on the 1926 census, and I’ve searched every combination of name and location I can think of

From cerulean blue to Rockstuds, what we wear next season will be shaped for us by the costumes in this sequel

The architect uses his special constitutional powers to check out anybody’s home whenever he likes in Dermot Bannon’s Celebrity Super Spacers

Dry-aged steaks cooked on a Josper grill are excellent while the Irish coffee is at the top of the genre