Julieanne Corr

For the rising number of medical consultants looking across the Atlantic, financial considerations are outweighed by sociopolitical factors

GLP-1 drugs such as Mounjaro, Wegovy and Ozempic are forcing dressmakers to make last-minute changes and caterers to slim down portions

As almost half of Irish employers cut entry-level recruitment, more and more people are paying hundreds of euros for expert advice on navigating the jobs market

Universities are struggling to balance the educational benefits of the technology with policing growing rates of academic misconduct

Nearly four decades after she arrived at Ballymaloe cookery school to train under Darina Allen, she remains reluctant to embrace fame but will tackle ferry fare

The rules for building small modular houses have been relaxed, but critics fear a ‘shadow rental market’. Here’s what you need to know

Growing demand among those aged 45 to 50 reported by fertility clinics highlights Ireland’s reliance on international donor egg networks

Predators are urging vulnerable youths to livestream self-harm, sexual acts and violent attacks on others

Brendan Courtney reflects on returning to Ireland, the end of his relationship and the bittersweet task of replacing Hugh Wallace on The Great House Revival

Dozens of vacancies are still unfilled and a union is warning that teacher shortages could leave pupils without some Leaving Cert subjects