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Elaine Prendeville

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Editorial Director, Magazine Brands

Style and Synergy: jewellery born of a treasured friendship

Friends Margaret O’Rourke, a jeweller and owner of MoMuse, and Ingrid Hoey, a fashion stylist, have created Synergy, a jewellery collection that celebrates friendship with stylish, subtle and versatile pieces

Shining Examples: How the Creaven sisters are bringing Spotlight Oral Care to a global consumer

Changing the way the world thinks about an established industry is no mean feat. It helps when there’s a sisterhood leading the charge. Partner content with Spotlight Oral Care

King of Cool: Screen legend Paul Newman like you’ve never seen him before

A new book shares rare photographs of the star who magnetised women and men alike. Here’s why you should add it to your coffee table

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Visa aims to close the gender confidence gap with €50,000 fund for women-owned businesses in Ireland

The second edition of Visa’s She’s Next programme has a deadline of August 16 2022 for applications.

The treatment review: Is this the best facial in Ireland?

There’s a waiting list for custom facials from Dawn Hill at Floraison in Dublin, so we went along to find out why

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Best in glass: Mark Cooney wins bartender of the year

Extraordinary cocktails were the order of the evening as the Irish winner of Diageo Reserve’s World Class Bartender of the Year competition was crowned

The Insider: New offerings from Arran Street East, and the book that gives deep frying a better name

Ideas for smarter kitchens, from the Food&Wine team

The Insider: Elaine Prendeville’s top interiors picks, including the sparkling water maker you never knew you needed

Your monthly round-up of all that’s hot in the world of kitchen interiors and gadgets

Men’s Style: The suit gets a smart reboot at Brown Thomas

‘Smart Luxury’ is the new mood at Brown Thomas stores, says head of menswear Stephen Burnett in conversation with Elaine Prendeville

The Insider: Perfect picks for your kitchen and dining room

Go green in the kitchen this season

Kitchen confidential: design notes for your next dinner party

Elaine Prendeville’s edit of stylish extras for entertaining, plus the Dublin 8 company making a hero of the humble houseplant

The interiors edit: The Kitchen barstools that are actually comfortable and Ottolenghi’s Feast dinnerware

Food&Wine's favourite kitchen, dining and interiors

Adventures in technophobia

Elaine Prendeville gets immersed in Huawei’s elite smartwatch, the 3 Pro

Taking Tipperary to the world: the rise and rise of Allied Imports

It’s the biggest importer of Irish-themed souvenirs in the country and the owner of Tipperary Crystal. Now family business Allied Imports has branched into jewellery and homeware, and has set its sights on global expansion

Ilk cut: an Irish label thinking internationally

Jamie Clarke and Killian Walsh’s menswear brand is an Irish firm targeting a global audience

Game changers: how Irish social progress is reflected in sport

Black Irish sportspeople have joined together to convey a message of positive change through the lens of Sportsfile photographer Ramsey Cardy

Fashion: Pearl interrupted

Olivia Smith’s Olivia & Pearl range has the perfect clothes for these lockdowned, Zoomed-out times

40 over 40: the people making an impact in maturity

While many people’s twenties and thirties are a time to thrive professionally, an increasing cohort of Irish men and women experience a breakthrough career moment after the age of 40. Here, The Magazine shines a light on just some of those making waves in midlife, writes Elaine Prendeville, Jessie Collins and Sarah Taaffe-Maguire

Space explorers: changing the face of Dublin one poster at a time

A bright new idea aims to fill empty poster sites across Dublin city with work from leading Irish photographers

Home comforts: how workers are adjusting to pandemic life

It’s not news to say that our homes have become our everything: encompassing work, life, relationships and play. We asked five people working in very different fields to share how their working from home life has evolved in recent weeks, and what this period has revealed about their careers and themselves