Dating apps are now seen as the fastest way to get a date. Are people addicted to choice and afraid to settle down, asks Deirdre Reynolds, or are they just having fun while waiting to meet someone special.

Richard Fitzpatrick has been researching the life of a former Manchester United captain, Patrick O'Connell, who secretly had two wives - one in Dublin and the other in Spain

Television would have us believe it’s falling in love and wanting to  spend the rest of their lives with ‘the one’ that prompts a proposal but Richard Fitzpatrick learns it can be far less romantic

Like a relationship barometer, the variety of positions couples adopt in bed reveals their emotional closeness or distance, says Sharon Ní Chonchúir.

Irish couples are most likely to fall out between 11am and noon on Christmas Day, according to leading relationship therapists.

September has proved to be the unhappiest month of the year for married couples, as mounting debt and post-holiday blues combined to put relationships under massive strain.

Sharon Ni Chonchuir looks at new research that suggests people are less stressed in their jobs than at home, bringing a whole new meaning to the work-life balance debate.

There are many ways to cheat on your partner. But paying attention to your relationship can help you avoid falling into the affair trap, says Áilín Quinlan.

Comments from insensitive partners and pressure from media images of perfection can make women, who are already conscious of their changing bodies, uncomfortable with nudity and their exuality, says Áilín Quinlan.

Cate Blanchett has revealed that her husband doesn’t mind her reading his emails. But, says Áilín Quinlan, most partners would see it as an sign of distrust.

The implosion of French president Francois Hollande’s relationship reveals the misery of infidelity. But there is a way back if both parties are willing to travel the long road together, says Sharon Ni Chonchuir.

Learning to negotiate with your partner is an important skill.

Are Prince Andrew and his former wife, Sarah Ferguson, considering remarrying, 17 years after their divorce.

The 2013 John Smith’s Grand National Festival will begin today.

“WE have been sold a myth about monogamy; we have not been told the truth. Monogamy does not, and almost always cannot, provide a lifetime of rich sexual excitement for human beings.”

VIOLENCE erupted yesterday at Britain’s last major hare-coursing event before the sport is made illegal.

Actor Vinnie Jones has entered a greyhound in the UK’s last major hare-coursing event, it was revealed today.

GUINNESS last night declined to confirm reports that it plans to withdraw sponsorship from a Kerry festival at which the products of other drinks companies were sold last weekend.