‘My partner has a cocaine habit, and I take it too. I want him to stop for both of us’
Ask Roe: ‘He went to the doctor but didn’t mention the cocaine, and he has been prescribed antidepressants but he won’t take them’
Interviews, travel, recipes, fashion, gardening, advice columns, and more from the Irish Times Magazine supplement
Ask Roe: ‘He went to the doctor but didn’t mention the cocaine, and he has been prescribed antidepressants but he won’t take them’
Ask Roe: ‘I want to find love and a real relationship like my friends who go out with nice guys’
Irish Times photographers select their images of the year
Ask Roe: Stress, anxiety and a lack of connection can fuel this kind of thinking
Ask Roe: Take care of yourself – but also be so proud of yourself. Feel so grateful that you’re free of this man
Answer Eoin Butler’s 100 questions correctly and you could win an overnight stay for two
We asked six women with different styles about their go-to outfits and how they master dressing up
With its Italian architecture, Michelin-star dining and easy access to the sea, this pretty and charming coastal town is a hidden jewel
Patients and staff describe a day in the life inside Roscommon Hospice
This festive season I’m going to do something I’ve never done before
Ask Roe: ‘On holidays we have much more frequent sex, but never manage to take that renewal home with us’
From chaotic ferry crossings to ruined toys, some of Ireland’s funniest people share the Christmas moments that still make them howl
How to Drink Better: Dessert wines vary in style, so it’s good to work out what you enjoy
Tips, tricks and invaluable gardening knowledge in these page turners for green-fingered enthusiasts
For many, Christmas is a re-entry into the emotional climate of childhood, with all its insecurities, unspoken rules and long-held tensions
The Elf has been on a world tour; selfies in Paris with the Eiffel Tower, lying on Copacabana Beach in Rio
Did you know you can find very fine sparkling wines in England?
Delivering a festive wow factor doesn’t have to involve loads of fiddly effort
Ideally, the cake element here will be made ahead and left overnight in the fridge
A key appeal of this glamorous dessert is that it can be made ahead, at least in part
Simone Gannon’s expert picks for presents that feel personal, even when time is short
The only way I could afford to come back to Dublin is if the Irish Government hired me for a very specific role
From west Cork to Belfast and Athlone to Dublin, these are our restaurant critic’s standout experiences of the year
Move will involve a revamp of Bang, which has been a fixture on the Dublin dining scene since 1999
Is the man bag for function, fashion or just to flash wealth?
Chișinău, surely one of Europe’s least-visited capitals, is a city of wine, warmth and slow beauty. It’s a revelation
Ask Roe: ‘How is it possible to date when you’re terrified that the person across from you is alt-right?’
One of the great reliefs of being with someone for a long time is the freedom to say: what would you like for Christmas?
Moving away means exposure to a new culture, language, work environment and way of life, but there’s always the pull of home
‘Sorcha, you can’t be a bad person, no matter how hord you try’
‘I’m worried it’s going to find its way into my own garden’
History and hazard mingle on a trip that inspires many emotions
How to Drink Better: Depending on the dishes you plan to serve, one of the wines below should sit perfectly on your festive table
The secret to creating a beautifully lush, long-lasting arrangement for your Christmas table, mantelpiece or staircase
It is being widely touted anecdotally as a solution to everything, but experts are wary of prescribing as a quick fix
The Cork actor is having quite the year, with Saipan en route to cinemas and his London role in The Playboy of the Western World
These two slightly alternative main course recipes are simple yet stunning
All the major retailers and independent wine shops have some treasures to offer for the festive period
Key to the success of this dish is a proper meat thermometer
This simple main course can be served in its own roasting tin
The former British supermodel on falling in love, moving to Glendalough Estate and becoming a countess
In my own childhood, my mother held fast to the baffling belief that Santa was merely ‘a nice idea’
Hair, skin, make-up – these seven standout products earned permanent spots in my kit this year
This is the place to go for a cosy evening out in the new year, as long as you choose the right table
Warning: please bear in mind that our food-critic-for-a-day has the taste buds of a junkyard dog and finds almost all food delicious
Instead of leaning into one-night-only sparkle, this year it’s about choosing pieces with lasting appeal
Just two metres long by a metre tall, Zedwell’s capsule ‘rooms’ have just enough space for a mattress
What does a modern-day dinner party look – and taste – like?
How to Drink Better: Decisions on which wine to drink when and with which foods are personal and should be respected
This century the closest we’ve had to a wartime footing in Ireland has been the Covid pandemic - and while it did have a unifying effect for a time, it also seemed to unleash something
Ask Roe: My husband’s family are controlling and he never sticks up for me. I see him as weak and pathetic sometimes
Newly planted tulip and crocus bulbs are desirable to squirrels, but they generally leave most other spring flowering bulbs alone
The author of Nesting on why she couldn’t abandon the novel despite several attempts, finding her confidence as a writer and her children’s excitement at her success
If you love nothing more than decorating your home with barrow-loads of fresh greenery at this time of year, here are the best varieties to plant in Irish gardens
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices