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A selection of personal lifestyle features, interviews and opinion
Ireland is no country for young people. It will stay that way until houses are affordable
Globally, one in two Gen Z and Millennials are delaying long-term decisions because of financial constraints
Olivia Dean, Alanis Morissette and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead
June 20th-26th, 2026: The best music, theatre, art and more coming your way this week
Best second-hand first cars for learners and young drivers
In this category, a combination of small engine and big reliability is paramount
‘I should be revising for exams. Instead I’m working with developers’: Irish teen AI founders set sights on US
Rhycon’s artificial intelligence tool does the heavy lifting on generating sales leads
‘I don’t think AI is here to take my job’: Young professionals have their say on new technology
Despite fears that artificial intelligence could make jobs more scarce in certain sectors, many young people say their careers could benefit from use of new technologies
Meet the 30-year-old who’s the Ulster Orchestra’s new principal conductor
Anna Handler, currently kapellmeister with Deutsche Oper and assistant conductor at Boston Symphony Orchestra, takes over from Daniele Rustioni
Longest driving test waiting time in Ireland is revealed
Tallaght centre forced to cancel 160 tests because of delay in completion of tests before close of business
Beyond the Pale 2026: ‘We’ve been manifesting this weather,’ fans say as sun shines on festival
Boutique music festival welcomes 12,000-plus people to the Glendalough Estate, in Co Wicklow, for the weekend
Olivia Rodrigo’s new album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, is brilliantly catchy and beautifully bittersweet
Olivia Rodrigo’s third LP vindicates her willingness to take inspiration from alternative pop’s most woebegone weirdos and wunderkinds
‘Even though it isn’t related to my degree, I have never felt like it was a waste of time’
Graduates are turning to volunteering and unpaid internships to gain experience, but some question whether the sacrifice is worth it
A graduate’s story: ‘I felt uncertain about whether to start working or continue studying’
I chose a master’s in sustainable finance because I felt it aligned with where the future is heading
The experts’ view: What does a graduate programme offer and how is AI changing the game?
Graduate programmes provide support and certainty but they don’t represent the entire graduate jobs market
Graduate to professional: 10 organisations offering paid programmes in Ireland
EY, Boston Scientific and Irish Distillers are among businesses and agencies offering paid graduate programmes
What sort of workforce are graduates entering, and what do they need to know?
AI means the employment environment is changing, but there are indications of resilience in the graduate jobs market
‘Labour of love’: the Gen Z food trend transforming home kitchens into elaborate cafes
Aulbright Nyih bakes up a storm to bring the NYC ‘home cafe’ trend from her TikTok feed to friends in Dublin
Eating at Dublin’s first Popeyes: The man at the top of the queue tells me he’s been there for 26 hours
Third person in Blanchardstown queue to win ‘chicken for life’ admits he’s never tried the famed US offering
Leaving Cert: ‘If I don’t do good, then it maybe sets a tone for the rest of my siblings’
Momin Bari is studying seven higher-level subjects and also French at ordinary level
Olivia Rodrigo’s CMAT cover is more than a brilliant excuse for pints
The American star regularly enhances her own reputation by paying live tribute to other artists
Event guide: Nick Cave, Beyond the Pale and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead
June 6th-12th, 2026: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way
Leaving Cert day one: See English paper one and home economics exams
State exams season for 2026 gets under way with English paper one and home economics
Trinity College Dublin paid €77,000 to Revenue over staff accommodation provided by university
College subsidiary also paid €922,000 to Revenue over VAT issue
Twice as hard to afford a home in Dublin as Belfast, new CSO data shows
Report comparing economies North and South shows greater earnings mean taxes on income are higher in the Republic
Imagine a world where saints roam free, among us, on the bus or in TK Maxx
To acknowledge the idea of a saint is to acknowledge the question: what does it mean to be a good person?
Number sitting Leaving Cert climbs to record level
Over the Leaving Cert, Leaving Cert Applied and Junior Cert, 146,553 candidates will sit their exams
‘Kids after Leaving Cert English look punch drunk’: teacher has his say ahead of ‘tough’ first exam
Sheer amount of handwriting required in answers can make heads – and hands – ache
‘I’m going to do medicine’: Student who left school in second year now aiming for top LC points
Kayleigh Quinn says a comment from a psychiatrist pushed her to do the Junior Cycle exams, which has now led to tackling the Leaving
Dyslexic students should get extra points, mother of Leaving Cert pupil says
Extra 10 minutes given in each exam to students with special educational needs is ‘insulting’
Ireland’s summer side-hustles: from walking dogs to €60 an hour grinds
Minding children, accommodating foreign students or walking dogs are some of the ways in which you can earn extra income
How to shop at an international grocery store: the best sauces, dumplings and pickles
Tips and tricks from the businesses bringing east Asian, south Asian and eastern European ingredients to Ireland
Leaving Cert: How can you, or your child, best get through the next fortnight?
More than 100,000 households begin the Junior Cert and Leaving Cert exams this week. Yes, we said it, because if one person is sitting the June exams, everyone in the family is.
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner married in London ceremony – reports
Couple will have a three-day, second wedding in the Italian island of Sicily, according to The Sun
Five night stay for under €800 and the joy of a chipper: 18 ways to holiday cheaply in Ireland
You might think ‘Ireland’ and ‘cheap’ in the same sentence is oxymoronic, but we reckon there are still ways to have fun without big costs
Leaving Cert: ‘I would much rather wear my comfy clothes’ in the exam hall
Eoin Murphy found you sometimes can’t win as a Leaving Cert student, such as when you get too much sun
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