Romance on the rocks: Valentine’s Day spending on flowers falls 33%
Bank of Ireland data suggests people are showing their love in different ways, with pub and restaurant spending up
Bank of Ireland data suggests people are showing their love in different ways, with pub and restaurant spending up
As people in Ireland settle down later than ever, more people in their 40s and 50s are turning to apps to find love online
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Just remember: cynical opinions on the superficial nature of February 14th can change when the day rolls around
These are basically chocolate fondants you can easily make in a cup
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Couples together for decades reflect on the arc of their relationships, including the tough times and the everyday rituals that sustained them
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The are plenty of options for last-minute love birds in Dublin on one the busiest dining days of the year
Valentine’s is all very well for some, but it doesn’t need to be forced on all
Spending jumped 45% on previous year to more than €143m across three million transactions on AIB cards on Valentine’s Day last year
Judge Arthur Gourounlian looks stunned when his critique of Olympic champion Rhys McClenaghan and Laura Nolan earns a prominent boo from the audience
Before dating apps, in Ireland and for the Irish diaspora in Britain, many’s the courtship that played out to the rhythm of a dance hall
Couples will spend 30% more on a meal out than they did in 2020 while flowers are 12% more expensive
All the messaging around Valentine’s Day is about love and harmony but there can be a distressingly darker side to relationships
An especially loved-up quiz in honour of St Valentine’s Day
Conor Pope composes an A-Z of all things romantic, overpriced and good value on February 14th
Giving flowers is a lovely gesture, but the backstory of some bouquets is just plain ugly
Forget overpriced, overcrowded restaurants - this easy home-made main course and dessert are the way to anyone’s heart
I love love, but organised romance makes me break out in mental hives. Why?
Béarnaise is simpler to make than many think
Make these in advance and have them in the fridge, ready to impress
Getting out into nature on your hotel break is good for you, and even more so when you have your loved one by your side
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
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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
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