Julieanne Corr

Dublin cabbies have created Tap a Taxi to combat the rising costs of commission when customers use services such as Uber and Freenow

Jet fuel costs increased by 50 to 70 per cent, but industry leaders remain optimistic

Dublin-based designer is selling 75 pieces as she closes her label conceding the maths don’t work in an industry dominated by the links of Temu and Shein

A bouncy castle is no longer de rigueur in Ireland for the Catholic celebration: today’s children expect far more

Unlicensed compounds promising muscle growth and weight loss are flooding social media, but doctors warn there is no human trial data to back the claims

A €4.7m surgery centre offering dedicated treatment for the disease will start welcoming patients in south Dublin from July

The Fine Gael MEP and former Rose of Tralee has spoken out about dealing with body shaming on social media as she prepares for her first child’s arrival

The actor is baffled by his reputation as a quintessential Englishman as well as admitting he lives on restaurant meals, Perrier and solo dancing

Under-fire mental health service says changes are on the way with 202 more staff and a new information recording system

After Rianna Moore escaped abuse at the hands of her ex-boyfriend, who was a trainer at a female-only gym, she faced having her therapy notes used in evidence