However, that is exactly what happened Doireann Garrihy yesterday when what will henceforth be known as The Great InstaBook Crash of 2019 coincided with the launch of The Laughs of your Life.

O’Dowd revealed that all was well, but decided to let Conan on the elaborate, mischievous prank he’s playing on his 15-week-old son.

FORGET LEARNING A cupla focal, these are the words you need to know before coming to Ireland. 1. Gowl An annoying person. You will most likely come across many a gowl on public transport, so this ...

15. This Stillorgan property cost €975 and was the worst nightmare of anybody who disliked their grandparent’s popcorn ceilings. Source: Daft It’s even in the bathroom! Source: Daft And ...

FOR PEOPLE NOT from Dublin living in the capital, the native accent can produce some impromptu poetry just by the locals speaking a regular sentence. And there are some words that just take it to ...

Woejus, cat, quare… they’re all here.“Ara look at the poor craythur” – a dictionary of odd Irish words Woejus, cat, quare… they’re all here.

I CAN’T HAVE a birthday party because I have no friends. That was the message young Michigan lad Colin gave his mammy last week when she asked him what he was planning for the March celebration ...

A skeleton of a body that could be 5,000 years old is found in Prague – with its burial state suggesting its owner was gay. Apr 7th 2011, 2:29 PM 643 Views 0 Image: [File photo] JEAN CLOTTES/AP ...

THE IRISH HAVE a large number of words for rain. And knowing exactly which word or phrase to apply at any time can be tricky – especially for newcomers. With this in mind, we have prepared this ...

1. 8% of people pronounce Wi-Fi “wiffy” Source: AP/Press Association Images We don’t know who these people are, but they aren’t well. (Source) 2. It is estimated that 99% of all the ...

Source: RTE LAST NIGHT, THE first episode of Angela Scanlon’s new TV show Full Frontal was on the telly. In it, the presenter explored Ireland’s attitudes to nudity – meeting naturists ...

“AH, I’VE MADE a hames of it.” A phrase we use almost every day, without thinking much about what a ‘hames’ actually is. Earlier this month, the Rubberbandits shed some light on the subject: ...