After losing my dream job, I moved to Ireland on a whim. Nearly 2 years later, I’ve built a life I love even more.

Louth’s incredible All-Ireland journey continues

Louth's incredible All-Ireland journey continues

Ireland’s top 10 dream jobs revealed

The results are in and they might surprise some readers

The promising seaside hotspots for wannabe London commuters

Longing to be a beach bum but still need to commute? There’s a coastal dream for every Londoner, from artsy hipsters to bargaining first-time buyers

I left Essex for St Lucia — I’m happier, healthier and eat out for £5 a night

I left Essex for St Lucia — I’m happier, healthier and eat out for £5 a night

Nigel Farage: Mass Migration Has Now Dramatically Changed Britain

Nigel Farage: Mass Migration Has Now Dramatically Changed Britain

This Pretty Tropical-Inspired Maxi Dress Got Me 15+ Compliments in 1 Night

Truth be told, I love traveling and I love weddings, so when I had a destination wedding on my calendar, I was pretty ecstatic. In addition to snapping up my bridesmaid’s dress, I also did a massive fashion haul, sourcing items that matched the lush, tropical vibe of Colombia. Let me tell you, I was []

‘All over the map’: Four Shillings Short kicks off U.S. farewell tour in Palo Alto

After years on the road, the well-traveled music duo with local roots plans to settle in Ireland.

Maya Jama reveals her mad dash back to the UK as she goes from England's World Cup game in Miami straight to the airport to host Love Island's Aftersun

Maya Jama reveals her mad dash back to the UK as she goes from England's World Cup game in Miami straight to the airport to host Love Island's Aftersun

MEP Marie Walsh says government's 'soft' language on migrant return hubs is 'really frustrating'

The Fine Gael MEP said the possibility of introducing migrant return hubs in Ireland is a “no go” for her.

Rinsola Babajide: Former Liverpool forward opens up on choosing Nigeria over England

Rinsola Babajide has reflected on her switch from England to Nigeria, calling it a pivotal decision that boosted her football career as she aims for WAFCON glory.

Dream job

Dream job

How many years of salary buys a home in Ireland vs EU?

The house purchasing power of Irish residents has weakened in the last few decades, but is the path to home ownership any shorter outside Ireland?

Ulster University Class of 2026: From Kerala, India to Belfast: Computing Science graduate leaves a legacy of inclusion at Ulster University

When Harsha Koorimannil Valiyamannil made the decision to leave her home in Kerala, southern India, and move to Belfast to study Computing Science at Ulster University, she knew she was embarking on a life-changing journey. Four years later, as she graduates from Ulster University with First Class Honours, she reflects on a university experience that has been about far more than []

Moving Wealth Abroad? Here's How to Keep Your American Dream From Turning Into an Overseas Nightmare

Moving Wealth Abroad? Here's How to Keep Your American Dream From Turning Into an Overseas Nightmare

‘Hundreds each day’: Alarm raised over migration routes fuelling radicalisation fears

Former New Scotland Yard Detective Laura Pond warns Britain is facing multiple migration pathways, with concerns some arrivals come from regions plagued by conflict and extremist ideologies. “We’ve got it coming from a number of fronts,” Ms Pond told Sky News host Peta Credlin. “We’ve obviously got the small boats coming across the channel. Hundreds each day. We have a route through the Republic of Ireland into Northern Ireland, which often leads to the mainland. “Many of them are from war-torn countries, from countries that have been radicalised; they have got some extreme views. “Some with the intention to do things, some just vulnerable to that sort of radicalisation.”

'A classic stunt and a pipe dream': Unionists react to Sinn Fein bill on 'destruction of Northern Ireland'

Unionists have rubbished Sinn Fein’s latest push for Northern Ireland to leave the UK, with DUP deputy Michelle McIlveen calling it a “classic stunt” from the party.

Boston GAA feels impact of Trump’s US immigration crackdown as fewer Irish players stay beyond summer

EXCLUSIVE: Irish players are finding it harder to come to the US to live and work, which has a huge impact on Gaelic games stateside, according to a Boston GAA board member

Starmer's resignation will not change Britain's position on Ukraine — senior legislator

According to Leonid Slutsky, British citizens are weary of the consequences of Anglo-Saxon hegemonic ambitions, citing the migration crisis and the general decline in living standards due to endless financial injections into the proxy war in Ukraine

'I quit the UK for life abroad because I couldn't see a future amid cost-of-living crisis'

Ebony Joseph left Southend-on-Sea, Essex, and moved to the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia in 2025 after becoming disillusioned with life in the United Kingdom

Intel to invest €5bn in Irish plant as AI chip demand surges

Move strengthens Dublin’s role in Europe’s bid to secure advanced semiconductor manufacturing

My suburb becomes unrecognisable when the SUV procession rolls in

From winter calm to summer crowds, my coastal home undergoes a wild, seasonal transformation I’ve grown to love.

Me, Myself, and IUDs

Last summer, I noticed a shift: I was calmer and happier than I’d been in years. This was puzzling, since my life didn’t look particularly calm. I was planning a solo cross-country move, and my days were full of bubble wrap and goodbye dinners and Craigslist alerts. But as I packed up boxes in Boston, []