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Punishing hospitals by withholding consultants

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Health managers see hospital consultants as optional extras whose numbers they can manipulate up or down at will

Zara Larsson in Fairview Park: How do I get there, who’s the support and are tickets still available

By Ellen O’Donoghue

Everything you need to know about the Swedish pop star’s concert in Dublin on Friday, June 21st

Ireland’s women DJs: ‘I don’t need your approval, mate. I’ve been at this a long time’

By Rebecca Daly

More women are forging careers as DJs – but has the traditionally male-dominated electronic music scene changed to accommodate them?

‘We’re lucky in Irish music that players we look up to and have listened to all our lives are so accessible. It’s pretty unique’

By Siobhán Long

Kerry piper Leonard Barry’s new album, Littoral, features a host of well-known names, including Kevin Burke of The Bothy Band

‘The match was spoiled by drunken posh boys in and out of the bar’: Readers share their views on Six Nations atmosphere at Aviva

By Rebecca Daly

We asked readers for suggestions on how to improve the vibe inside the stadium during matches

What did Selena Gomez say to Taylor Swift at the Golden Globes and what might be whispered at the Oscars? Call in the lip-readers

By Rebecca Daly

The latest trend on TikTok is for content creators to ‘reveal’ through lip-reading what celebrities are whispering to their friends. But is it fair, ethical or even remotely accurate?

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The Bothy Band: Traditional music’s most influential group blaze back after four decades

By Siobhán Long

The revolutionary group, reunited for the making of a documentary, now plan to perform a series of shows in Belfast and Dublin

‘I was the last person pulled alive from the boat’: An Afghan student’s 19-month odyssey to reunite with his sister in Galway

By Sorcha Pollak

Afghan student Yama Hassani fled Kabul after the Taliban seized power in 2021, starting a 19-month odyssey to his sister Galway during which he survived the sinking of a migrant boat in the Mediterranean in which at least 94 people drowned

Forever jewellery: Matching welded bracelets is the latest accessories trend

By Rebecca Daly

‘The idea is come in with loved ones and share the experience’

Stop letting cars park on footpaths and have more bins: Readers share their views on how to improve Irish cities

By Rebecca Daly

We asked readers for suggestions on how to make Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford better

‘Being pro-Palestinian cannot be conflated with anti-Semitism’: Irish mother of Arab-American student (20) shot in US

By Hannah McCarthy

Elizabeth Price, the mother of Hisham Awartani, believes her son was attacked due to hate speech arising from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Sorcha Richardson: ‘Two years ago my entire band lived in Dublin. Not a single one of us live there now’

By Una Mullally

The songwriter, who has recently toured with Villagers and collaborated with Ellie Goulding, moved to Kerry on her return to Ireland

Web 1.0 podcast: Porn’s sticky fingers are all over the modern internet

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Web 1.0 is a podcast series about the origins of today's online world

Web 1.0: ‘Hot or Not’ versus Cyberfeminism

By Enda O'Dowd

A new podcast series brings you stories from the dawn of the internet

How two Irish companies helped build the online world

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A new podcast series brings you stories from the dawn of the internet

The 26 words that shaped the modern internet

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Web 1.0 explores the origins of today's online culture

Web 1.0: The dawn of trolling

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Web 1.0 explores the origins of today's online culture

Let’s get breakfast: Great places for brunch in Ireland

By Rebecca Daly

Brunch has come long way from fry ups and avocado toast. Pancakes, huevos rancheros and cocktails are new gold standard

Revealed: Ireland’s best young chef 2023

By Rebecca Daly

Prestigious competition comes to a close after six months as winner announced

Sober socialising: ‘People who don’t want to feel like s**t the next day can come here and feel safe’

By Rebecca Daly

Meet a new generation of young people who are opting to socialise without alcohol

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Louise O'Neill

Weekend

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Lost for Words

Work.txt review: This actorless show turns its put-upon audience into the cast

By Rebecca Daly

Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Cleverly put-together production highlights harsh realities of modern working life

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