We’ve been left reeling all right after what we’ve been through this year and last. But imagine how happy the soundtrack will be when society is finally back open again

With the never-ending lockdown comes the realisation that you would love to be left holding the baby, even if it was just for a minute

Last week’s interviews with the Hollywood star were cringeworthy but, let’s face it, he was never the epitome of cool

The author and Emer McLysaght have supported each other for years, both in their writing careers and in their more personal moments. They discuss White’s new book of essays, Corpsing

Forget the stereotypes, sea swimming is bracing, ritualistic, addictive and good for everyone

Getting back to ‘normal’ will be strange and, for some of us, downright scary – so let’s just take it one day at a time

Almost overnight, voicenotes have replaced Netflix as the drama provider of choice

Irish people are very good at being two degrees of separation from almost every famous person on planet Earth

In these strange days, the only consolation is the knowledge that everybody else has gone a little bit crazy too

It’s a day fraught with culinary peril, but four simple steps will see you through it

You’ll cry laughing when you realise that the humble thumbs up is diverting attention away from the more egregious emojis in our repertoire

The influencer aesthetic is taking over our online lives, and it needs ditching now

The Taskmaster presenter isn’t just great at his job – he would also make a decidedly spiffing other half

Whenever you lose your wallet, it’s important to learn from the experience. Which I haven’t

The steamy Netflix period drama is making the lockdown nights go that little bit quicker

Phone cases with ‘Kiss Me, I’m Vaccinated‘ on them and other definitely-happening things to look forward to

Normal People, two-kilometre walks, Matt Damon in Dalkey, Black Lives Matter, Leaving Cert hell, restaurant no-shows and a pandemic, it’s been quite a year

Coronavirus has dampened this year’s festive celebrations, but one tradition that can’t be stopped by a pandemic is the seasonal ‘experience’ that falls flat

How am I supposed to get into the festive spirit when everyone else is selfishly getting into the Christmas spirit too?

Big question: why have I never treated myself to one of those luxury holidays where you view the gem-blue sea from your house on stilts?