I was doing the gig economy before it was cool, managing on week-to-week contracts, writes Terry Prone

It’s been eight years since Clare man William Burton’s The Meeting on the Turret Stairs was voted Ireland’s favourite painting.

Lay your bets, ladies and gentlemen. Lay your bets on which Irish podcaster first gets Dr Anthony S Fauci on their show.

Irish men and Irish women in their late 60s and 70s have been patronised by cocooning and genericised by the apparently kindly word 'vulnerable', writes Terry Prone

Putin isn't the first politician to use his daughter — but it needs to stop

Modern thrillers and police procedurals are filled with self-absorbed losers. And that’s just the heroes.

US president Donald Trump has been boasting about his ability to remember five words in a row. Let him boast, says Terry Prone.

People who rarely got to see their own homes in daylight have had the space to look around and realise a coat of paint wouldn’t go amiss

LEST you haven’t noticed, the key difference between young people and old people, responding to relaxing of Covid-19 restrictions, is that young people party and old people go get checked by their doctors.

Day 96 Five days left, I keep telling myself. Before the end of the week, I will have been 100 days in solitary, with the exception of two runs for medical appointments and three shopping expeditions.