The road to Wimbledon: can parents help to shape tennis success? Parental involvement, particularly in decision-making, plays a critical role in any young athlete's development, particularly in tennis Tennis • 27 Jun 25
The road to Wimbledon: can parents help to shape tennis success? Parental involvement, particularly in decision-making, plays a critical role in any young athlete's development, particularly in tennis Tennis • 27 Jun 25
How the LGBTQ+ community informed Irish language terminology Irish language speakers play a vital role in ensuring new terms and phrases become part of the language's normal lexicon Gaeilge • 27 Jun 25
How the LGBTQ+ community informed Irish language terminology Irish language speakers play a vital role in ensuring new terms and phrases become part of the language's normal lexicon Gaeilge • 27 Jun 25
Can Ireland ever produce a Wimbledon champion? Looking at why some nations struggle to produce tennis stars may help identify strategies for Ireland to nurture talented players Tennis • 27 Jun 25
Can Ireland ever produce a Wimbledon champion? Looking at why some nations struggle to produce tennis stars may help identify strategies for Ireland to nurture talented players Tennis • 27 Jun 25
What do children's digital rights really mean? When we talk about children and tech, it's often more about block and banning than what children are actually entitled to in digital spaces technology • 26 Jun 25
What do children's digital rights really mean? When we talk about children and tech, it's often more about block and banning than what children are actually entitled to in digital spaces technology • 26 Jun 25
What happened to the singing games Irish kids used to play? The skipping ropes, rhymes and stories which were the social media of Ireland's playgrounds are disappearing, but not without a fight Culture • 25 Jun 25
What happened to the singing games Irish kids used to play? The skipping ropes, rhymes and stories which were the social media of Ireland's playgrounds are disappearing, but not without a fight Culture • 25 Jun 25
Summer Solstice: the longest day and shortest night of the year The ancient Celtic festival acts as a timely reminder and celebration of who, where and what we really are. Summer Solstice • 21 Jun 25
Summer Solstice: the longest day and shortest night of the year The ancient Celtic festival acts as a timely reminder and celebration of who, where and what we really are. Summer Solstice • 21 Jun 25
How a Gulf nuclear incident could disrupt world's energy supply A nuclear incident in the Arabian Gulf during the current Israeli strikes against Iran could have devastating consequences worldwide Energy • 20 Jun 25
How a Gulf nuclear incident could disrupt world's energy supply A nuclear incident in the Arabian Gulf during the current Israeli strikes against Iran could have devastating consequences worldwide Energy • 20 Jun 25
Why summertime is the right time to help children move better Kids with the ability to move well and with control have the motivation, confidence, physical skill and knowledge needed to stay active for life Children • 24 Jun 25
Why summertime is the right time to help children move better Kids with the ability to move well and with control have the motivation, confidence, physical skill and knowledge needed to stay active for life Children • 24 Jun 25
10 queer novels, poems and plays as Gaeilge Irish is no longer just the language of saints and scholars, but of queer poets and writers who are sharing their stories Gaeilge • 18 Jun 25
10 queer novels, poems and plays as Gaeilge Irish is no longer just the language of saints and scholars, but of queer poets and writers who are sharing their stories Gaeilge • 18 Jun 25
How many people in Ireland believe in conspiracy theories? While the majority do not believe six prominent conspiracy theories, the level of support for some of these might raise a few eyebrows Conspiracy theories • 10 Jun 25
How many people in Ireland believe in conspiracy theories? While the majority do not believe six prominent conspiracy theories, the level of support for some of these might raise a few eyebrows Conspiracy theories • 10 Jun 25
How we're tricked into buying new home appliances Different aspects of environmental literacy affect our repair or replace behaviour when it comes to home appliances Psychology • 06 Jun 25
How we're tricked into buying new home appliances Different aspects of environmental literacy affect our repair or replace behaviour when it comes to home appliances Psychology • 06 Jun 25
What media sources did people use & trust before voting in 2024? Here's what a new study found about the media Irish voters used and trusted when getting information ahead of last year's election Media • 05 Jun 25
What media sources did people use & trust before voting in 2024? Here's what a new study found about the media Irish voters used and trusted when getting information ahead of last year's election Media • 05 Jun 25
All you need to know about voice spoofing and audio deepfakes Biometric fraud like voice spoofing and audio deepfakes are part of broader social engineering attacks by scammers and criminals Fraud • 04 Jun 25
All you need to know about voice spoofing and audio deepfakes Biometric fraud like voice spoofing and audio deepfakes are part of broader social engineering attacks by scammers and criminals Fraud • 04 Jun 25
Why is Irish mythology so prevalent in Japanese videogames? Influences from Irish mythology are woven throughout the story and lore of the Elden Ring series and other Japanese games Video Games • 30 May 25
Why is Irish mythology so prevalent in Japanese videogames? Influences from Irish mythology are woven throughout the story and lore of the Elden Ring series and other Japanese games Video Games • 30 May 25
5 lessons from National Children's Hospital for future projects The stakes are too high and the public resources too valuable to repeat the mistakes that have characterised this project National Children's Hosptal • 29 May 25
5 lessons from National Children's Hospital for future projects The stakes are too high and the public resources too valuable to repeat the mistakes that have characterised this project National Children's Hosptal • 29 May 25
Can dogs help to predict epileptic seizures? New research combining a dog's natural instincts with technology might help people with epilepsy by predicting seizures Health • 28 May 25
Can dogs help to predict epileptic seizures? New research combining a dog's natural instincts with technology might help people with epilepsy by predicting seizures Health • 28 May 25
A 'game changing' way for Irish farmers to test for potato blight Lateral flow tests, inspired by Covid-19 tests, can give growers vital information to deal with blight during Ireland's summers Potatoes • 27 May 25
A 'game changing' way for Irish farmers to test for potato blight Lateral flow tests, inspired by Covid-19 tests, can give growers vital information to deal with blight during Ireland's summers Potatoes • 27 May 25
What is Ireland's 'Triple Lock' and why is it in the news again? For 65 years the 'Triple Lock' has determined when Irish soldiers are sent abroad, but new legislation could change how it works Triple Lock • 23 May 25
What is Ireland's 'Triple Lock' and why is it in the news again? For 65 years the 'Triple Lock' has determined when Irish soldiers are sent abroad, but new legislation could change how it works Triple Lock • 23 May 25
Inside the phenomenal football brain of Kevin De Bruyne Football intelligence means the Belgian and Man City star's ability to read the game is on par with the greatest midfielders of all time Kevin De Bruyne • 20 May 25
Inside the phenomenal football brain of Kevin De Bruyne Football intelligence means the Belgian and Man City star's ability to read the game is on par with the greatest midfielders of all time Kevin De Bruyne • 20 May 25
Why exemptions from studying Irish are an increasing phenomenon We need a comprehensive plan for Irish in education and one that addresses the issue of exemptions in an inclusive fashion Education • 16 May 25
Why exemptions from studying Irish are an increasing phenomenon We need a comprehensive plan for Irish in education and one that addresses the issue of exemptions in an inclusive fashion Education • 16 May 25
How the war in Ukraine has damaged the environment The Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused an increase in emissions from fires, forests have burned and water has been polluted Ukraine • 15 May 25
How the war in Ukraine has damaged the environment The Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused an increase in emissions from fires, forests have burned and water has been polluted Ukraine • 15 May 25
How an Irish Catholic newspaper viewed World War II - & communism A supporter of European dictators, The Standard's main enemy before, during and after the war was the Godless Communism of Russia History • 15 May 25
How an Irish Catholic newspaper viewed World War II - & communism A supporter of European dictators, The Standard's main enemy before, during and after the war was the Godless Communism of Russia History • 15 May 25
Why are many Irish people rethinking travel plans to the US? From business executives to students, the drop in US travel highlights the changing nature of how we think about risk United States • 12 May 25
Why are many Irish people rethinking travel plans to the US? From business executives to students, the drop in US travel highlights the changing nature of how we think about risk United States • 12 May 25
What GAA rule changes can tell us about constitutions The experience of Gaelic football's rule changes, whether one agrees with them or not, gives a powerful lesson to the world of constitutions GAA • 08 May 25
What GAA rule changes can tell us about constitutions The experience of Gaelic football's rule changes, whether one agrees with them or not, gives a powerful lesson to the world of constitutions GAA • 08 May 25
Who owns my child's data? Teachers, parents and children should have a say in the role of technology in schools and on the types of data it collects and why Data Privacy • 07 May 25
Who owns my child's data? Teachers, parents and children should have a say in the role of technology in schools and on the types of data it collects and why Data Privacy • 07 May 25
