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The ten newest stories from across The Moiré Edit — fashion, beauty, lifestyle and home, travel and the social side of Ireland, in the order we published them.

Dolly Parton, in a floor-length fuchsia sequinned dress, crosses a darkened concert stage at Wolf Trap in 2011.
Fashion

Dolly Parton, 1946–2026: The Woman Who Knew Exactly What She Was Doing

She refused Elvis, kept her copyrights, built an industry in the county she was born in, and let the world underestimate her for sixty years. Dolly Parton has died at 80 — and the free books are still going out in Tallaght and Cork this month.

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A face lit from the front, framed inside the circle of a ring light held up in the dark
The Goss

The Top 18 Irish Creators, Ranked on What Can Actually Be Proved

We read every follower count off the profile ourselves, then tried to verify what these people have actually built. Two thirds of it did not survive. The result is a ranking in which the biggest account finishes fourth.

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A wall densely covered with hundreds of patterned neckties
Fashion

The Tie Does Nothing. That Is the Whole Point.

It began as a rag round a soldier's neck and became the most reliably gendered object in the wardrobe. Four centuries later the tie has lost the battlefield, the office, the knot - and, on TikTok, the neck. What is left is the only part that never had a use.

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Dawn, Davinia and Cleo Knight at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby Festival
Race Fashion

Keeping Up with the Knights

A rented dress won €10,000 at Galway. A charity-shop hat won a weekend at Ashford Castle. A pair of curtains won a sustainability title at the Curragh. Three sisters from Portarlington on how they actually do it - and why the one who left school with fewer than 100 points has the most to say.

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A dark grey plastic measuring scoop filled with fine white supplement powder, resting on a bed of loose powder, photographed from above.
Beauty

Collagen: The Claim That's Illegal to Make

The EU assessed collagen's skin claim in 2013, refused it, and wrote the refusal into law in 2014. So why is everyone still making it - and what does the evidence actually show?

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A woman with a pink-blonde pixie crop in round sunglasses and a shaggy faux-fur coat, chin raised against a bright red wall
Lifestyle & Home

The Glow-Up Was Never About Your Face

Vogue says the post-breakup glow is real and rooted in biology. Half of that is right. The cortisol story falls apart on inspection - and what actually changes is far more interesting.

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Race Fashion

Race Style & Social: The Account Documenting Irish Race Fashion

2,363 posts across fifteen racecourses. Inside the vertical-video operation that has quietly built the fullest record of what Ireland actually wears to the races.

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A phone on a tripod filming a person holding a camera, the screen reading LIVE NOW
The Goss

Influencer or UGC Creator? The Reclassification Changing Everything

The fastest-growing job in Irish social media is the one where nobody knows your name - and an Irish influencer agency has already built a business selling content without influencers attached. Part five of our series.

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Lifestyle & Home

byReidin: The Bow, The Bags and The Woman Behind Them

Structured mini bags with a signature bow, from €15 to €265, made by a woman who spent 28 years flying for Virgin Atlantic — and still does.

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Lifestyle & Home

Maya Grisham: The Pint, The Packet and The Craft Behind Them

A crystal pint with a pearl head, a €750 block of Kerrygold and a €3,000 packet of Tayto. Inside Kimberly Tino's range — and the hand-set craft that makes the joke land.

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