travelSharlene Mawdsley: 'My most memorable trip was the Bahamas for the World Relay Championships'From family fun in Mallorca to racing through Tokyo and switching off in the Bahamas, Irish Olympian and European medallist Sharlene Mawdsley shares the memories that keep her grounded
travelThe bus less travelled to Kuala Lumpur: 'The pavements are packed with people, the streets jammed with cars'
Forget about summer — here are 12 reasons to visit Stockholm in autumn and winterThe Swedish capital serves up a special charm in autumn and winter with fika, foraging, festivals and fewer crowds, writes Sarah Rodrigues
Ibiza: In search of sun and simplicity in a dance-music destinationIt has a reputation as a party paradise, but there’s another side to this Balearic Island that’s a world away from the clubs and the crowds, writes Cian Byrne
Bottled memories: Grief, scent and healing in FlorenceIn crafting a perfume in honour of her late mother, Jacqui Deevoy embarks on a journey into memory, artistry, and emotional alchemy that transforms stagnant grief into something beautiful
Access for all: Irish wheelchair users speak on their favourite Irish getawaysIn 2025, Ireland still has ways to go when it comes to accessibility, but some spots get it right. Jennifer McShane speaks to five wheelchair users about their holiday experiences and the destinations that stand out.
S Hotel review: Is this Co Down escape the peak of Irish nature tourism?"Expensive but exemplary, this world-class Co. Down hideaway could be Ireland’s best nature escape for couples."
Irish Examiner view: Perfect is the enemy of goodIreland’s IVF policies are unfinished business from the past two decades and are viewed as 'outdated and bureaucratic' by fertility experts