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From wedding singer to body-positive blogger to founder of Ireland’s most inclusive shapewear brand, Sinéad O’Brien has built Vacious into a fast-growing business that champions confidence, comfort and curves.
Two Irish artists have been chosen to represent Ireland on an international stage with a pioneering extended reality installation. Those in the know believe it’s a game-changing opportunity for Irish tech.
How an ad about denim became a debate on eugenics, the attention economy, and Republican propaganda.
In a new novel, the writer Elaine Feeney deals with love, the legacies of violence and how colonialism continues to shape us hundreds of years on. She speaks to Kate Demolder.
The author of The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas on the double standards of abuse, receiving death threats and the final instalment of his Elements series.
The author, essayist and academic talks healthcare malpractice, the failed promise of diversity, and writing a romance novel with Magic Mike.
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