The family of a man killed while out walking his dogs in a Dublin forest have issued an appeal for information.

Arlene Harris talks to mums about the challenges and joys of rearing a large family

New appointments in Ireland's busy jobs market.

Tara Erraught is enjoying a blossoming international career. Fresh from her Met debut, she comes home to Ireland to play Susanna in the Marriage of Figaro. Cathy Desmond met the mezzo in Munich

It’s a time of year when many us of decide to quit alcohol. Here, Suzanne Harrington reveals the 12 things she’s learned in 12 years of not drinking.

Many tears of joy and a surprise proposal were among the reactions as the crew of a naval ship returned home just in time for Christmas.

My name’s Suzanne and I’m a likeaholic. I never thought it could happen , but it has. Like street opiates, for years I managed to avoid it — I’ve seen what it has done to others.

Carol O’Callaghan picks five top trends for a summer makeover

Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak has returned home following his release from custody, security officials said, after legal proceedings that took years during which the country witnessed major upheaval.

Ireland allowed this to happen. It allowed the Catholic Church to imprison women for having sex, to steal their children, and kill or sell them, says Suzanne Harrington.

In Portugal, where all drugs were decriminalised in 2001, drug related deaths are the lowest in Europe. Suzanne Harrington reckons decriminalisation would be a good thing.

You know the drill. The music cranks up, you shake off the rust from your joints and you climb to your feet.

Accomplished  in their  respective fields now, it was a rocky start for Mary McEvoy, Neven Maguire, and Emily Hourican, writes Olivia Kelleher

Orange Is The New Black may masquerade as a fish-out-of-water drama, but it also acts as a much-needed celebration of diversity, its stars tell Ed Power.

RATHER like the dive suit worn by Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate, Daniel Pennac conveys the story of an entire lifetime from the perspective of his body. 

POOR old George Clooney in The Descendants not only has his beloved wife in a coma but he also has to contend with the discovery that she had been having an affair. 

Mums, and especially first-time mums, can be floored with the torrents of advice coming their way. In advance of Mother’s Day, Andrea Mara talks to mums, in their 20s-60s, about the advice they wish they’d received and what they did well as parents.

A rowing club has effectively been shut down after its members lost a claim for a right-of-way across farmland.

Anxiety can paralyse you but it can be overcome with a change in outlook, writes Suzanne Harrington

Hunger Games director Francis Lawrence has defended the inclusion of violent scenes in the final film, despite its 12A certificate.

Overnight respite care made the world of a difference to the parents of a teenager with autism, though was a wrench to let him go at first, writes Helen O’Callaghan.

It’s the UK courtcase that has consumed people on both sides of the Irish sea. Was it innocence or ignorance or just a desperate need to be loved asks Suzanne Harrington

This is the principal’s office but not as you know it or him.

The new season of Netflix’s hugely successful Orange is the New Black is here, and to promote it, stars Taylor Schilling (Piper Chapman) and Uzo Aduba (Suzanne ’Crazy Eyes’ Warren) decided to record some Irish slang.

One of the worst things about depression is the fear of its return. But Suzanne Harrington, who suffers with mild depression, says learning the tools of resilience is the key

More people are turning to acupuncture as an alternative treatment for their beloved pets, says Geoff Power 

When Rebekah Brooks resigned amid the greatest scandal in newspaper history, many thought that would be the end of her. They were wrong, writes Suzanne Harrington. 

As I read Suzanne Harrington’s article on Monday’s Irish Examiner the above question kept ringing in my ears. 

Well done to Suzanne Harrington for drawing our attention to the funding of animal circuses by the Arts Council. 

Bored of advice on how to find your dream job? Suzanne Harrington casts an arched eyebrow over some of the world’s most rubbish cvs.