How visual images have formed a distorted view of Michael Collins The Béal na Bláth assassination sparked the beginning of a torrent of artistic interpretations of his life and death Michael Collins • 17 Aug 22
How visual images have formed a distorted view of Michael Collins The Béal na Bláth assassination sparked the beginning of a torrent of artistic interpretations of his life and death Michael Collins • 17 Aug 22
Meet the people who look after Michael Collins' grave The remarkable reverence towards Collins can be seen in crowds who come to his grave and the dedicated people who tend to it Michael Collins • 16 Aug 22
Meet the people who look after Michael Collins' grave The remarkable reverence towards Collins can be seen in crowds who come to his grave and the dedicated people who tend to it Michael Collins • 16 Aug 22
Why are we so fascinated by Michael Collins? 'Death positivity bias' may explain why the revolutionary leader continues to captivate our imagination a century after his death Michael Collins • 22 Aug 24
Why are we so fascinated by Michael Collins? 'Death positivity bias' may explain why the revolutionary leader continues to captivate our imagination a century after his death Michael Collins • 22 Aug 24
How GAA managers have changed the landscape of the game The role and turnover of hurling and football managers has changed enormously over the last few decades GAA • 13 Jun 23
How GAA managers have changed the landscape of the game The role and turnover of hurling and football managers has changed enormously over the last few decades GAA • 13 Jun 23
'A little bit superstitious': GAA players and pre-match routines Are sporting superstitions psychological mechanisms against the fear of defeat - or just plain old nonsense? GAA • 09 Jun 22
'A little bit superstitious': GAA players and pre-match routines Are sporting superstitions psychological mechanisms against the fear of defeat - or just plain old nonsense? GAA • 09 Jun 22
Why all sporting dynasties must eventually come to an end Supporters don't like teams who dominate a sport year after year, but we do know that these reigns won't last forever Sport • 11 May 22
Why all sporting dynasties must eventually come to an end Supporters don't like teams who dominate a sport year after year, but we do know that these reigns won't last forever Sport • 11 May 22
The story behind the controversial painting of Roger Casement The painting embodies many of the complexities that deny a simple representation of modern Irish history History • 11 May 22
The story behind the controversial painting of Roger Casement The painting embodies many of the complexities that deny a simple representation of modern Irish history History • 11 May 22
10 commemoration ideas you won't forget in a hurry From cakes marking the 1916 Rising to a Scent of War candle, some historical merchandise has been colourful to say the least History • 28 Jul 22
10 commemoration ideas you won't forget in a hurry From cakes marking the 1916 Rising to a Scent of War candle, some historical merchandise has been colourful to say the least History • 28 Jul 22
Why are so many GAA rules ignored on and off the pitch? The only consistency with GAA rules is the consistency with which they are broken GAA • 20 Feb 22
Why are so many GAA rules ignored on and off the pitch? The only consistency with GAA rules is the consistency with which they are broken GAA • 20 Feb 22
Why so many Irish people dote on President Michael D Higgins At a time when politicians are unpopular and distrusted, the president continues to capture the public imagination Politics • 13 Apr 23
Why so many Irish people dote on President Michael D Higgins At a time when politicians are unpopular and distrusted, the president continues to capture the public imagination Politics • 13 Apr 23
