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Mythical motoring in the Scottish Highlands: it’s like the west of Ireland but everything is bigger
The opportunity for wild adventure makes Scotland one of the world’s most popular destinations for travellers looking to escape
Playing with fire: Summer cookery classes with bite
Turn your back garden into the hottest new opening of the summer season with these cookery classes
I have met someone who should be the ideal man for me - but I don’t want anything serious
Ask Roe: I have no desire to hurt this man who, in so many ways, seems to be the ideal person for me
What is clean wine and will it help me avoid a hangover?
'Clean wine' is a label used by producers to appeal to a generation of consumers who want to consume pure products
An encounter near Barcelona’s Sagrada Família taught me a lesson about other tourists
I was in Barcelona, near the Sagrada Família: tourist central. Everyone was narky
Transforming and personalising old furniture: ‘If things go wrong, it can be easily rectified’
At a workshop run by Marianne Heaphy, aka the Revamp Tramp, in Waterford, the mood is lighthearted but there is a quiet industriousness at the heart of it
How can I resuscitate my dying roses?
Gardening Q&A: ‘My roses flourished in the warm sun in May but now they are dying off without opening’
Family fallouts: ‘I can’t describe the heartache of not having a relationship with my sister’
When sibling relationships fall apart, it can have devastating consequences on our emotional wellbeing and our physical health
I’m always telling Sorcha to tone down the southside when we come out to Bray but she never listens
Sorcha’s friend Claire has opened yet another cafe but this time with a new gimmick: all the staff are ex-offenders
Living with a top chef: ‘We don’t have a dishwasher. It’s me. I am the dishwasher’
Partners of Kevin Dundon, Jess Murphy and Gráinne Mullins on life with a professional cook
Poppies: How to grow a flower that symbolises the bittersweet nature of a summer garden
Do you know your wild poppies from your opiums? Or that the Californian tree poppy has Irish roots?
Two fast and easy midweek dinners that don’t scrimp on flavour
A well-stocked pantry is key to success with these simple dishes
Neighbourhood wine shops and bars are popping up everywhere. Who’s behind them?
This sector is packed with restaurant veterans who love their wine and want to share their knowledge
Charlotte Tilbury’s new cream blush is summer skin, bottled
Simone Gannon on the brands bringing golden hour to our cheeks this summer
I am quite good with money. I know exactly how to spend it all
Sacrificing life’s small joys to save cash is hard when you’re not sure it will be enough to get you the most modest of homes
Gavin Friday: ‘U2 and I are almost like brothers – you very rarely blow smoke up your brother’s ass’
The musician on positive changes in Ireland, his enduring friendship with Bono and co, and how he never made money until Jim Sheridan came calling
Squaredish Pizza review: A new deep-dish spot lands on St Stephen’s Green
This restaurant goes all in on focaccia-based slices, fried chicken and an intense marinara sauce
The Rusty Mackerel, Donegal review: Sarah Jessica Parker’s go-to is where you want to be after a bracing cliff walk
From a post-hike pint to excellent fish and chips, the basics are done right here
Irish pubs with a view: 14 of the best seaside bars for a sunny day
Fourteen go-to spots for the finest outdoor pints - nothing beats old-school pubs perched in stunning coastal areas
From tourist cliché to elegant emblem: Stable puts a modern, romantic twist on the shamrock
Sonia Reynolds and Frances Duff have reimagined the cherished Irish national symbol as a capsule collection
Bookish breaks: Get inspired with these literary destinations, from Castletownshend to the French Riviera
To celebrate Bloomsday on June 16th, we explore spots that inspired famous writers to create their classics
Once artists start selling for vast sums of cash they become a business, except for one
I left it with the itchy feeling that we should all be doing more about our world
My fiance revealed he once had a fling with a man - and I don’t think I fancy him any more
Ask Roe: I’m into manly men, and I think I’ve lost attraction to my intended husband
‘How can I make my wisteria and clematis-clad wall look less bare in winter?’
Are there masonry paints we can apply after pruning that will not adversely affect plants?
The Hollywood billionaire who smuggled a stray dog from Ireland and cloned her five times
While holidaying in Ireland in 1999, Barry Diller found a little pup, named her Shannon, and smuggled her back to the US as an ‘undocumented immigrant’
Why you’re serving your white wine too cold and your red wine too warm
How to Drink Better: Room temperature for wine refers to a time when homes had no central heating
‘I haven’t really been living before now,’ Brett tells his wife. ‘Ross has slept with more than 800 women’
Brett is in bed with a woman he met at the Divorcee Disco when his wife arrives at the front door
First look: New food market gathers the best of global street food vendors in one place
The vendors at the new €4 million food market, which opens next Friday, will bring flavours from all over the world – from Venezuela to Korea, India to Mexico – to Old Bawn
A day in the Bere Island school where teachers commute by ferry and classes take place on the beach
Children at Bere Island's two-room school go nature-spotting on the beach and mixed-age groups play in the yard at break
A magical Burren garden that is at one with the wider, wilder world around it
Carl Wright moved to Clare from Devon 30 years ago, restoring a semi-derelict old farmhouse and creating Caher Bridge Garden around it
Summer strawberries: Two desserts that celebrate the defining fruit of the season
Irish strawberries are at their sweetest and juiciest right now – these recipes can be adapted for other in-season fruits later in the summer
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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