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Irish neutrality is rightly questioned when governments do utmost to prevent ban on alumina exports to Russia

In the final of our family tournament, it is - inevitably - me versus him. He, cocky and self-delighted. Me, imperious and calm

These skincare, make-up, hair and body products prove affordable beauty can still feel luxurious

With its seven, maybe eight subjects, the Leaving Cert cherishes the value of the generalist. In the UK, a 16-year-old may be studying just three

The star’s sold-out gig at St Anne's Park was overwhelming. The journey home not so much

City centre spot offers handmade pasta, crowd-pleasing dishes and space for conversation

In doing so, I finally feel liberated from the large dollop of shame that accompanies the larger-footed woman

NCT testing couldn’t be more classist... all too often it’s expensive bad news. There’s humiliation too

Ask the Expert: ‘How can we support her to change this habit while waiting for support from an occupational therapist?’

Nothing about floor-shaking music, other people’s sweat and alarming metal contraptions tempts me

When quoted as much as €25,000 to landscape the area around their newly built home, this Kildare couple opted to cut their bill in half by doing the work themselves

The screenless tracker lives up to its name – you’ll probably forget you’re wearing it

This enjoyment must arise from gut-level narcissism, the kind that might compel someone to write books or columns for a living

In show business they call what party leader Holly Cairns has ‘relatability’

Even in an overcrowded category, there’s always room for a great product – that’s what Skingredients has delivered

As women who write together our priorities lie in the work and maintaining our friendship above all else. Here’s how we have done it

Has the time come for us all to learn more about hormones?

Common denominator in these encounters is a fundamental assumption: disability diminishes desire, desirability, or both

If you ask about the religious aspect of the day then it is often brushed off as naive or beside the point

Michelin recognised the service ethos of owner Barbara Nealon and it shows in every aspect

Hard-to-spot scams and fake profiles have swamped dating apps. Can the industry recover?

Sitting in the green-shuttered Montmarte cabaret bar, I felt as though I were back in the comforts of a Kerry snug

At a time when evictions have surpassed 19th-century levels, it is ill-advised to suggest lessons can’t be learned from the past

Now that both our parents are dead, he is the only other living custodian of our shared past

Tax, children, new mortgage, lifestyle creep or bad planning: the many reasons you can feel the pinch

New homes drive market as affordability remains ‘stretched’ and second-hand sales continue to decline

Co-authors successfully transition from humorous contemporary fiction to darkly comic crime

Women less likely to directly invest in shares, hold private pensions and have personal savings

Award-winning author Jen Thorp says Ireland ‘is one of the great countries for people doing literary work in English’

Government relented on raising standard fund threshold only when it became hard to fill top public-sector jobs

Midway through writing The Calamity Club, her ‘difficult second novel’, the bestselling Mississippi author was fired by publisher. In retrospect, she says, it was a blessing

It sounds like music, but not like anything that needed to be made

When I was recently offered a go of some edibles by a fellow 50-something, I thought about it for a moment

Love ‘feels like a form of resistance’ for writer who refuses to stop humanising people whose humanity is denied by others

Those who wrongly label Ireland in such vile terms fail to see protests against Israel’s barbarity are motivated by humanity, not hatred

It’s not all speed and roses, but with five medicated months under my belt I can tentatively say something is working

From sheer liquid tints to richly pigmented creams and high-shine body oils, these formulas stand out

Late fixture changes and absence of a grant only two examples of enduring inequalities

Steps can be taken to affect outcome of the pregnancy and long-term health for mother and child

A guide for parents to the best Irish summer camps, from badminton and basketball to rock climbing and surfing