Patrick Freyne

Photographer Ross O’Callagahan has captured an array of Patricks, Paddys and Pats in their natural habitats

Patrick Freyne: The Disney+ series is a delightful, morally simple adventure, like Rawhide or The Incredible Hulk

Patrick Freyne: Many people are now trapped in a cycle of reality-television dating shows, and even more people are trapped watching it

One of our favourite things in Ireland is looking inside other people’s houses. Yes, of course I like Home of the Year. What am I? Dutch?

Patrick Freyne: I enjoy The Masked Singer. It makes me feel drunk. And inevitably Rita Ora is there

Patrick Freyne: Lord Sugar’s swaggering go-getters believe they can turn their hand to anything, no specific knowledge required

Patrick Freyne: If you enjoy muck, tears and vomit and feel nothing but warmness towards the British military, then SAS: Who Dares Wins is for you

Dancing with the Stars does a useful service for the households of grumpy das, distracting them much as one might use colourful mobiles with babies

An outlandishly dressed foreigner arrives in France, where she struggles to adapt to their sexy Gallic ways. No, it’s not Emily in Paris but Marie Antoinette

The White Lotus, The Bear, Severance and Somebody Somewhere were unmissable

Patrick Freyne: Emily in Paris is a work of evil genius. I’m obsessed by it – and I think I’ve figured out the rules that underpin its success

Patrick Freyne: The Too Hot to Handle hunks have been lured to an island where they’ll lose a $200,000 prize if they have sex

If I’ve learned anything from Netflix’s Christmas films, it’s that people can’t get enough of bereaved single parents with adorable children and badly run businesses

On I’m a Celebrity, the former UK health secretary eventually wears down his appalled jungle mates with his vague and masochistic pleasantness

TV review: Room To Improve – Constructive Criticism avoids being a backslapping bacchanalia

Thirty-four years after the first Daffodil Day, cancer treatments and attitudes have changed

It’s world happiness day on Sunday. We asked some people when they have been happiest

In The News: With lines of code selling for tens of millions, are NFTs the future of digital art?

We asked you to nominate someone in your life who gives back

Take your mind off that new diet, grey weather and dark January evenings

Inside Politics: Pledge to cut methane emissions by 30% not part of Ireland’s plan this year

Patrick Freyne and Jennifer O’Connell among nominees

Fintan O’Toole, Frank McNally, Rosita Boland and others on their school memories

As travel slowly returns, Irish Times writers and readers recall trips that went comically wrong

Chris O’Dowd, Maureen Dowd and Mary Lou McDonald among guests for online series

Chris O’Dowd and Mary Lou McDonald among those appearing at this year’s event

Prolonged lockdown causing anxiety and frustration, psychotherapists say

Series of online talks featuring Irish Times journalists and guests concludes on Friday

Meet the people who have made a big difference to others in this strange, tough coronavirus year

Scheme allows artists to earn up to € 50,000 a year on creative work free of tax

Our writers, led by Suzanne Lynch, will provide insightful reporting and analysis

Paper has 35 entries on this year’s NewsBrands Ireland Journalism Awards list

Publication in plain English marks 40 years of the National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA)

Capering presenter discusses mindfulness as Andrea Gilligan hits a groove on her show

Black Irish Lives: Dr Ebun Joseph is encouraging young white Irish people to discuss racism

David Freyne's film is set two years after being gay was decriminalised in Ireland

Entering a show called Britain’s Best Parent? should automatically disqualify you

Being a vegan is tough: have you ever tried to order a nut milk cappuccino in a country town?

News, views and opinions from Student Hub contributors and Irish Times writers

Hundreds attend service to remember writer who had the power to make words bloom just like the flowers in her garden