Rosanna Davison

Rosanna Davison, Mark Feehily and others want greater rights for surrogate parents

The birthday present I crave is the same one I wanted at 30 and 40: to feel at peace

The relaxed atmosphere of lockdown has led to a spike in pregnancies, says one hospital

My Leaving: Former Miss World went on to study sociology at UCD

From a 79-year-old style queen to an alopecia sufferer, whether on everyday chic or hair loss, their posts have tens of thousands of followers

From bashing gold to slipping and scoring, you can pack a lot into 48 hours in the craft capital of Ireland

The second batch of set times for Cosby Tent, Jerry Fish, Trenchtown, Theatre of Food

‘Nutritious food and fitness are a match made in heaven, and like any great relationship, they bring out each other’s very best qualities’

Here’s the second tranche of stage times for the Stradbally festival

Women have to get men, and drag queens, onside in fight for equality and stop sweating small stuff

Domini Kemp, Rosanna Davison and Garrett Fitzgerald share the secrets of their success at a free seminar in Dublin

The 10th annual Dublin Book Festival takes place this weekend, hosting workshops, walks, talks and readings by some of Ireland’s prominent writers. Here are some of the must-sees

Bank holiday weekend food festival has big plans for its 10th birthday celebrations this week

A fresh food offering in Dunnes; dining with the stars at Itsa; and say goodbye to Thornton’s

€10,000 raised at charity auction of ‘pre-loved’ designer handbags in aid of Spinal Injuries Ireland

Anastasia Lin alleges Beijing is delaying her visa for pageant for views on Falun Gong

Gluten links to autism, arthritis and schizophrenia extremely weak, conference told

Debate raged this week when Rosanna Davison linked a gluten-free diet to the management of serious medical conditions. A consultant psychiatrist reviews the evidence

It's all the fault of gluten, says former Miss World Rosanna Davison, as she sets out to put our diets to right

Ice-cream and champagne order of the day as racing enthusiasts bask in glorious sunshine

Record first-day attendance at the Punchestown festival

Of those surveyed, 90% say reputation of the Irish dairy sector is robust

Competition now has ‘added tests of intelligence and personality’

Rosanna Davison wrote column urging public to cut back on dairy and meat

Wanting to fit in and wanting to stand out are among the reasons women give for undergoing a procedure that can cost €1,600 a year and damages hair

Dressed up with somewhere to go for charity

... how to be cool

Editor cites ‘cultural differences’ in Ireland, as No More Page 3 campaign continues in Britain

More than 40,000 take part in Dublin race in its 31st year