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Boutique festival will feature Rachel Allen, Fintan O’Toole, Blindboy Boatclub and more
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They'll be there for you: The best brunches for entertaining
Cast off the cosy Christmas cocoon and invite a (small gang over for these tasty meals)
What should you do with the turkey and ham leftovers? Try these recipes
Give your turkey and ham a cheesy lid, or spike the bird with Asian spices
20 great laid-back places to eat around Ireland
From The Irish Times’s Delicious List 2019: Our go-to informal restaurants and bars
Vitamin Sea: ‘You go for a swim, and you’re free’
Review: The swimmers in this drifting RTÉ documentary find peace while all at sea
Food Month podcast: Aoife McElwain and Lilly Higgins share food tips
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Food Month podcast: Lilly Higgins and John Wilson
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The boozer with no booze: Dublin pub launches Sober Sundays
MVP on Clanbrassil Street is bringing in a no-alcohol day to promote sober socialising
19 great Irish coffee shops ... where the food’s not bad either
From Dublin to Dingle, from Belfast to Cork ... here's our selection of the country's best cafes
Body & Soul 2018: stage times revealed
Every stage, every band, every slot for this year's festival, which runs from June 22nd - 24th
Panic buying food for the big freeze? Forget it.
How to survive snowmageddon with just the contents of your larder and fridge freezer
Room to improve? Dermot Bannon and others on their renovation wishlist
An extra bedroom, a new kitchen and clever storage are among the most wanted
‘I thought my dependency on alcohol made my anxiety better’
Aoife McElwain: Giving up drink was ‘the most important life change I’ve made’
The Women’s Podcast: Returning to the workforce, like a boss
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Having cheese and crackers before bedtime? Read this first
People have unique biologies and our dreams may be how our bodies react to particular foods
Making plans for Culture Night? Follow our guide
From wellness to weirdness and family-friendly fun, we’ve got you covered
Everything you need to know about Another Love Story
A tiny capacity, a big heart, a Shift Shack – is this Ireland’s most intimate festival?
Brookwood Pottery fired up over crowdfunding campaign
Fairview potter hopes to create open-access pottery workshop so others can learn the craft
The Irish Times joins Body and Soul festival on the Wonderlust stage
The Irish Times will be partnering with the festival on Saturday with a programme of talks and debates
How to do Ballymaloe Litfest for €5 a day
Plan your visit to the food and drink festival carefully and you could be part of the action and meet your literary hero for (almost) zero
Ribs? Wings? Beers? Get snack-ready for a bumper weekend of sport
With the RBS 6 Nations kicking off tomorrow - and the Superbowl on Sunday - here’s some tasty food and drink suggestions if you're having people around
Select: some of the best food stories of 2016
A selection box of surprising snippets, little known facts and tasty morsels
Slow down: Crafty ways to reduce stress
Get up from the computer or couch and spend time learning skills that can help to give you some balance
‘My Coco Pop addiction serves as a warning that my mental health might need attention’
Food Month Food Court: Aoife McElwain finds comfort in an occasional bowl, but Gerard Maguire thinks all sugary cereals should be banned
Meal Ticket: Duo Cafe, Westport, Mayo
The consistency of Duo’s food could be improved a little but they’ve nailed the cakes
Can olives stop sea sickness? Strange cures from your kitchen
When Coca Cola was first put on sale in 1886, marketed as a cure for morphine addiction, indigestion, nerve disorder, headaches and impotence
Meal Ticket: Full Circle Roasters, Dublin 1
Brian Birdy’s specialty cofffee bar in Jacobs Inn Hostel is the ideal place for a great coffee
Forbidden foods: why they taste so delicious
From the apple in the Garden of Eden to sickly sweets, we love stuff we shouldn’t eat
Beatyard festival releases stage times and details
Heading to Dún Laoghaire this weekend? Here’s everything you need to know
Food file: getting the home fires burning and cooking up a storm
Marie-Claire Digby rounds up this week’s food news
Body and Soul day two: Rain fails to dampen spirits
The second night of the festival features sets from Saint Sister, Neon Indian and Floating Points among others
Fennel review: There’s a promising young chef in this unpromising location
A very good restaurant disguised as a dive is full of surprises
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