Dearbhla Kelly writes about the lives of the women in her life who passed on their love of lipstick to her.
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Creative crafter and colour-lover with a major flair for interior styling and gift making, Joanne is a breath of very fresh air in a world almost too full of neutral Scandi influences
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Simone on the life stage that involves aches, pains, and one glass of rosé a day.
Orla celebrates the life of her beloved best friend Alison, whom she lost to cancer in 2018, aged 43.
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Orla is a true multi-hyphenate. As a mother, writer, editor, stylist, art director and business owner, her life in midlife is a full, creative and interesting one. Here, she tells us about it…
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At the start of the year, Jennifer Stevens paid money to do a manifesting challenge. What happened next surprised her…
Ruth is a woman who puts beauty into the world. Here she tells us of her life in midlife and the winding, interesting path to where she is now.
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The death of actress Helen McCrory made Jen Stevens think about how she would be remembered, so she turned up the kitchen disco and popped a cork.
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Falling in love initially – with a partner, yourself or a new city you now call home – is easy, says Yvonne Cassidy. Sustaining it is the real love story.
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Midlifers today are looking for different ways to nourish and flourish, rather than fall foul to the stereotypical midlife malaise.
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Watching your parents age and worrying about what's eventually going to happen for them is a part of growing older many of us studiously try to avoid thinking about.
Now, more than ever, it’s time to raise your voice says Marie Kelly.
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Terri Cooper lives her life in full colour. This creative director, mum, stylist and colour analyst’s attitude to life in midlife is one you’ll certainly enjoy…
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Cultural activist, creative mentor and co-founder of The Trailblazery, Kathy Scott, writes on why she set up Moon Medicine Academy, a learning community for women, beloved by Toni Colette and Imelda May, that feels especially relevant and important for the world right now.
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And we need to talk about Stanley Tucci.
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A book by Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie gives Yahaira pause for thought on how she feels about her own identity and the place she calls home.
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The multi-faceted, much-acclaimed Irish artist and fashion designer on creativity, the power of sleep and the rising that comes with midlife.
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Any day that celebrates women of one kind or another is a win for all women – with or without children, writes Marie Kelly.
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Jennifer Stevens muses on the words of wisdom she’ll pass on to her daughter. And they’re not the standard ones often shared on Mother’s Day.
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