Who was this dancing man with ashes on his forehead in the National Concert Hall?
Something beautifully incongruous during a concert in the National Concert Hall causes my mind to rush with questions
Something beautifully incongruous during a concert in the National Concert Hall causes my mind to rush with questions
Finding out she’s a Taurus rather than an Aries has led to her questioning hundreds of life decisions she made based her horoscope
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Your Friend, My Friend, run by Samantha and Eoin Keating, has already brought together several couples looking for love
Plus: What kind of character is Natalie Merchant singing about?
The official start of Lenten abstinence collides with a day devoted to cards, confectionery, extravagant bouquets and intimate dinners
More than 240 victims have lost an average €28,500 to people they believed were their romantic partners after meeting online
John Wilson: The two most flexible, food-friendly wines of all are rosé and sparkling wines
Pricewatch: How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. Well, maybe let me count the total outlay, first of all
Lilly Higgins: I always find chicken breast less flavourful than the brown meat though, so we are adding all sorts of lovely things to really provide oomph
A crowd pleaser of a dish for a midweek Valentine’s Day
Beth O’Brien’s recipe combines choux pastry with a creamy filling and a chocolate hazelnut topping
Couples and groups of friends share whether they think love and romance can be found on their Luas journeys
A perfect treat for perfect for Valentine’s Day baking
Feeding people delicious food is a true act of love, so spoil someone special with these desserts
Romance novels are regularly derided as schlocky, low-grade bodice-rippers, but how easy is it to pen Mills & Boon-style fiction? Niamh Donnelly gives it her best shot
Simple, almost rough in appearance, but over delivering with flavour, luxury, texture and comfort
Avoid the sea of tables for two, and plan a special meal at home, with Champagne to start, and wine pairings
Ireland has been home to many a love story, and these intoxicating properties could provide the perfect setting for your own
‘More than 20 years later I still get a kick out of remembering the look on his face when we got there’
We’ve chosen some of the finest examples of what can happen when Cupid reaches for his quiver
Describing yourself as single and looking for a relationship is too simple a label in 2023
The dancers soap up hourly in the gay bar’s transparent shower cabin. But the city also has lots of more traditional things to do
Deirdre McQuillan visits the workshop of jeweller and master craftsman Sam Lafford in Castle Market
So many things taste delicious dipped into a vat of molten cheese
Newman University Church on St Stephen’s Green has hosted many wedding ceremonies over the years
Whether you’re single or in a long-term relationship, Valentine’s Day is an opportunity to recalibrate
Cringey, embarrassing, awkward: we want to hear all the details
Why not walk the Camino, go on a pilgrimage or enjoy staycation relaxation?
One woman handed over €62,000 to man she met on dating site
When the Burnhams first visited their Greystones home they saw a woman getting her legs done
I am closing the Kilmainham chapter of my life and opening up a new, exciting one
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: Sorcha’s digging her way through a landfill of old memories
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices