Liadan Hynes

2 weeks ago | independent.ie | Liadan Hynes

Familial estrangement is more common in recent times, for a variety of reasons not least changing perceptions of what constitutes neglect or abuse. The fallout can be devastating, but there are ways to reconcile, says psychologist Dr Joshua ColemanA psychologist in private practice, Dr Joshua Coleman began to focus on family estrangement after experiencing a breakdown in his relationship with a member of his own family.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Sarah Caden |Liadan Hynes

STEM in action The Cork Carnival of Science will take place in Fitzgerald Park next month over two days, from June 7-8. Ireland’s largest outdoor STEM festival includes live science shows, experiments and workshops, exhibitions of science in action, STEM challenges, and nature-focused activities, as well as food stalls and picnic areas.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Liadan Hynes

Podcaster and influencer Vogue Williams reveals why now was the right time to write her memoir. Delving into everything from her parents’ divorce to her late father’s drinking habits, her first marriage, her struggle with anxiety, family and friendships, here the 39-year-old shares what she learned in the processVogue Williams’ memoir Big Mouth begins, after a glossary of Irish terms explained (gas, sh**e and gee amongst them) with a preface that sets out the book’s stall.

4 weeks ago | independent.ie | Sarah Caden |Liadan Hynes

Grand designs The first ever Design Week Dublin is taking place this month, May 19-25. The week-long event will celebrate the work of Irish and international architects and interior, furniture and fashion designers, including Katie Harbison, with talks, panel discussions, pop-ups, a masterclass and smaller events. The main venue is Anantara The Marker Dublin as the anchor venue, with other events taking place across the Docklands.

4 weeks ago | independent.ie | Liadan Hynes

‘I’m now looking at buying my first apartment, which I would never be able to do in Ireland’ – 12 Irish expats share how their money mindset changed when they moved abroadFrom Sydney to Vancouver, Paris to Amsterdam, Irish expats tell us how their attitude to saving, spending and investing changed when they left Ireland Life in a new country can change a person's relationship with money. Sean Byrne (44) grew up in Stillorgan, Dublin. and is a senior tailor for Alaia. He previously worked for YSL.