Now we are opening up again , February is the perfect time to review your goals for the year ahead. Maybe it’s also time for a different approach… here’s why.

Italy may have had Romeo and Juliet, but Ireland has some of the most tangled and tragic love matches throughout its history.

Funny, fierce females. Ireland really punches above its weight when it comes to women in comedy. From riotous stand-ups, to stars of stage and screen, we’ve got an abundance of truly funny Irish women to be proud of. Here’s a taster of some of the very best, who consistency make us laugh.

The limelight is probably the worst place to nurture a loving relationship. But there are exceptions, couples that make us all believe that true love does exist. So what’s their secret?

Former jockey Nina Carberry tells Andrea Smith about swapping the saddle for her dancing shoes.

Why are we so reluctant to memorialise or commemorate women’s achievements in our communities, asks Domhnall O’Donoghue.

The bestselling author and multi-millionaire, Barbara Taylor Bradford, on how she has coped with losing the love of her life and reveals how working on a prequel to A Woman Of Substance has kept her strong.

With Dancing with the Stars in full swing, here are all the health and wellbeing benefits of learning to dance. Don’t be daunted about taking that first step, anyone can discover the joy of dance, whatever their age or ability.

Chinese New Year on February 1 heralds the Year of the Tiger.

Abbess, icon, feminist, miracle worker, goddess, saint - St Brigid was all that and more. Niamh O’Reilly asks, just who was this remarkable woman we remember on February 1 and why is she the perfect icon for these pandemic times.

Old Moore’s Almanac has been around for more than 250 years, with its mix of features and the all-important predictions. So what does it say will happen in 2022? Read on…

CBD or cannabidiol is being marketed widely as a cure for anything from anxiety to arthritis. Carissa Casey takes a close look at the cannabis compound and asks whether it’s a miracle cure or over-hyped.

Being a bride in your 50s is not that unusual these days, as Carissa Casey discovers.

Pondering your hopes for the future? We asked a few of our favourite celebrities to share their thoughts for 2022.