Ireland's strange relationship with the Rose of Tralee The event says much about Ireland's past, present and who we imagine ourselves to be rose of tralee • 22 Aug
How to teach children about feminism Feminism is a way of understanding how gender and gender relations silently govern our daily lives Feminism • 23 Nov 20
Why Polly Gray from Peaky Blinders is a feminist icon A first-wave feminist for a third-wave audience, Polly Gray makes us reassess what is really means to be a powerful woman Peaky Blinders • 21 Nov 19
Why feminism can be good for men Feminism's radical defence of equality, freedom and solidarity are aspirations which benefit both women and men Feminism • 02 Jul 19
The tales behind The Handmaid's Tale What were the worldwide events which influenced Margaret Atwood when she wrote her dystopian masterpiece? Margaret Atwood • 28 Jun 19
How the Great Famine affected Irish women Irish women's stories from this tragic era remain underrepresented and a number of tragedies are still hidden History • 30 Jul 19
Brexit's worrying effect on women in Northern Ireland Brexit marks a defining moment in the relationship between women and the state in Northern Ireland Brexit • 19 Feb 19
No Country for Women: "She never stood back from a fight" Margaret Skinnider made the decision to test the limits of misogynist lreland. No Country For Women • 25 Jun 18
Why Beyonce matters As she showed with Beychella and the "Lemonade" album, Beyonce's impact now goes far beyond pop culture Beyoncé • 17 Apr 18
A brief history of the female voice Opinion: as the Age of Enlightenment and the French Revolution showed, the relegation of feminine views and demotion of feminine authority in forums like Twitter … Feminism • 09 Jan 18
