There comes a point where drinking three glasses of Prosecco for breakfast is frowned upon. Poxy January.
This is the worst of times.
The tree may have to stay up for another couple of days (it's bad luck to take it down before the 6th of January, we're told), but the first Monday after New Year's is a bleak, bleak time.
The box of Roses is in the green bin, the posh cheese has gone mouldy in the fridge, the bus timetables are back to normal and most of us still have The Fear.
Now, we're not saying you'll stick to it, but we're asking whether or not you intend to give up the gargle for January...
Some of the best Irish books of all time I am aware that I’m completely biased when I say Irish authors are the greatest in the world, but it’s hard to disagree when you read something like Sally Rooney’s Normal People, Michael Magee’s Close to Home, or Rachel’s Holiday by Marian Keyes. This little island […]
Here’s what you’re doing wrong One expert has called on people to “stop feeding the birds”, outlining three crucial reasons why. Millions of pounds are splashed out each year on bird feed in the expectation that filling tables and feeders will draw a diverse range of species to their outdoor spaces. However, according to BBC […]
The most popular baby boy names in the country Trying to pick a name for your baby boy can feel like an impossible task at times, but some monikers are proving incredibly popular with Irish parents at the moment. The Central Statistics Office recently revealed the most popular baby names in Ireland for 2025. Rían and Lily […]