How words can have many meanings when we speak in Irish English Figurative language is the term for the many linguistic devices we consciously or subconsciously draw upon in our conversations Irish-English • 16 hrs
How words can have many meanings when we speak in Irish English Figurative language is the term for the many linguistic devices we consciously or subconsciously draw upon in our conversations Irish-English • 16 hrs
The 'privacy paradox' when it comes to smartwatches & health data We're happy to give up personal health information to our watches in exchange for feedback, but not so keen to share the same data more widely Health • 7 hrs
The 'privacy paradox' when it comes to smartwatches & health data We're happy to give up personal health information to our watches in exchange for feedback, but not so keen to share the same data more widely Health • 7 hrs
What owning a cat does to your brain (and theirs) Cats are more subtle than dogs in showing affection but new studies show oxytocin is important for cat-human bonding Cats • 11 hrs
What owning a cat does to your brain (and theirs) Cats are more subtle than dogs in showing affection but new studies show oxytocin is important for cat-human bonding Cats • 11 hrs
Can the carbon impact of concrete be reduced? Concrete is the most used construction material in the world and makes up around 5% of Ireland's emissions Environment • 17 Sep
Can the carbon impact of concrete be reduced? Concrete is the most used construction material in the world and makes up around 5% of Ireland's emissions Environment • 17 Sep
How drawing is a good way to take notes in a meeting or classroom Graphic Recording is a way of capturing information using a combination of single words, bullet points, doodles and directional arrows Work and careers • 7 hrs
How drawing is a good way to take notes in a meeting or classroom Graphic Recording is a way of capturing information using a combination of single words, bullet points, doodles and directional arrows Work and careers • 7 hrs
Trapped on the farm: how pension gap keeps older farmers at work Lack of pension planning and late retirement are preventing a new, younger generation from taking over farms and rural businesses Farming • 17 Sep
Trapped on the farm: how pension gap keeps older farmers at work Lack of pension planning and late retirement are preventing a new, younger generation from taking over farms and rural businesses Farming • 17 Sep
These 5 pieces of advice could be making your insomnia worse A sleep therapist explains why some sleep hygiene strategies may do more harm than good for people struggling with insomnia Sleep • 17 Sep
These 5 pieces of advice could be making your insomnia worse A sleep therapist explains why some sleep hygiene strategies may do more harm than good for people struggling with insomnia Sleep • 17 Sep
A guide to AI models: do you know your ChatGPT from your Grok? Choosing an AI model to use means making a call between different ecosystems and tools based on issues of data, privacy, cost and trust Artificial Intelligence • 17 Sep
A guide to AI models: do you know your ChatGPT from your Grok? Choosing an AI model to use means making a call between different ecosystems and tools based on issues of data, privacy, cost and trust Artificial Intelligence • 17 Sep
Why Asian hornets remain a significant risk for Irish nature The major concerns around this invasive species are to do with their impact on honeybees, beekeeping and wild insects Asian hornet • 17 Sep
Why Asian hornets remain a significant risk for Irish nature The major concerns around this invasive species are to do with their impact on honeybees, beekeeping and wild insects Asian hornet • 17 Sep
A guide to piseogs, Ireland's sinister folk magic spells Piseogs were believed to be deliberately enacted with evil intent and came with connotations of magic and voodoo Folklore • 17 Sep
A guide to piseogs, Ireland's sinister folk magic spells Piseogs were believed to be deliberately enacted with evil intent and came with connotations of magic and voodoo Folklore • 17 Sep
Are 'quiet holidays' influencing your workplace? The rise in silent holidays can be attributed to how the boundary between work and home has become increasingly blurred Work and careers • 15 Sep
Are 'quiet holidays' influencing your workplace? The rise in silent holidays can be attributed to how the boundary between work and home has become increasingly blurred Work and careers • 15 Sep
Putting a CV together? Why honesty may not be the best policy Strategic omissions may help level the playing field for those whose academic record does not reflect their potential Work and careers • 16 Sep
Putting a CV together? Why honesty may not be the best policy Strategic omissions may help level the playing field for those whose academic record does not reflect their potential Work and careers • 16 Sep
How Oasis & Taylor Swift fans have more in common than you think Both acts are examples of how artist merchandise functions as a tangible marker of group identity and belonging Culture • 16 Sep
How Oasis & Taylor Swift fans have more in common than you think Both acts are examples of how artist merchandise functions as a tangible marker of group identity and belonging Culture • 16 Sep
Why the Tailteann Games are returning this month The story of the Tailteann Games reveals how Irish identity is made, remade and sometimes forgotten Tailteann Games • 15 Sep
Why the Tailteann Games are returning this month The story of the Tailteann Games reveals how Irish identity is made, remade and sometimes forgotten Tailteann Games • 15 Sep
Is the Atlantic ocean's "wobble" a warning for Ireland? The Atlantic between Ireland and Canada, which gives us our mild climate, is behaving strangely and is the only location on the earth's surface that has cooled Climate • 10 Sep
Is the Atlantic ocean's "wobble" a warning for Ireland? The Atlantic between Ireland and Canada, which gives us our mild climate, is behaving strangely and is the only location on the earth's surface that has cooled Climate • 10 Sep
Is Jamie Oliver right about eating more fruit and veg? Research shows that the more servings of fruit and veg we eat per day, the more benefits we see to our health Food • 15 Sep
Is Jamie Oliver right about eating more fruit and veg? Research shows that the more servings of fruit and veg we eat per day, the more benefits we see to our health Food • 15 Sep
How do you create a bike-friendly neighbourhood? Here's a checklist for communities who want to take action on traffic congestion, pollution and green transport in their area Podcast • 9 hrs
How do you create a bike-friendly neighbourhood? Here's a checklist for communities who want to take action on traffic congestion, pollution and green transport in their area Podcast • 9 hrs
Why new apartment standards won't mean housing more people Half of the households in Ireland have children, yet there is no plan for where, and how, the next generations will live Housing • 12 Sep
Why new apartment standards won't mean housing more people Half of the households in Ireland have children, yet there is no plan for where, and how, the next generations will live Housing • 12 Sep
Meet the Irish-raised journalist who caused a Beatles controversy Maureen Cleave is remembered for her part in the Beatles story, but she was a major force in pop culture herself, championing Irish writers and inspiring Anna Wintour's bob Music • 10 Sep
Meet the Irish-raised journalist who caused a Beatles controversy Maureen Cleave is remembered for her part in the Beatles story, but she was a major force in pop culture herself, championing Irish writers and inspiring Anna Wintour's bob Music • 10 Sep
What ancient Irish monks can teach us about slowing down The Irish monastic tradition reminds us that silence is not a gap to be filled and human flourishing does not solely depend on productivity Ireland • 11 Sep
What ancient Irish monks can teach us about slowing down The Irish monastic tradition reminds us that silence is not a gap to be filled and human flourishing does not solely depend on productivity Ireland • 11 Sep
How Ireland became home of the horse racing steeplechase The first ever steeplechase took place in Cork in 1752, when two huntsmen decided to settle a wager on horseback History • 12 Sep
How Ireland became home of the horse racing steeplechase The first ever steeplechase took place in Cork in 1752, when two huntsmen decided to settle a wager on horseback History • 12 Sep
Reading in Irish makes kids better readers in English too Dr Jacqueline de Brún writes about how reading in Irish has proven to help young readers become better readers in English too. Gaeilge • 14 Sep
Reading in Irish makes kids better readers in English too Dr Jacqueline de Brún writes about how reading in Irish has proven to help young readers become better readers in English too. Gaeilge • 14 Sep
"I used to view de Valera as the ultimate villain in our history" I would love to blame Dev for all of the problems Ireland suffered in the last century, but it's not as simple as that De Valera's legacy can be summed up in one word - complicated Eamon De Valera • 10 Sep
"I used to view de Valera as the ultimate villain in our history" I would love to blame Dev for all of the problems Ireland suffered in the last century, but it's not as simple as that De Valera's legacy can be summed up in one word - complicated Eamon De Valera • 10 Sep
Would you use an 18th-century recipe for banishing wrinkles? Two archivists are resurrecting lost Irish recipes found in centuries-old manuscripts. Food • 12 Sep
Would you use an 18th-century recipe for banishing wrinkles? Two archivists are resurrecting lost Irish recipes found in centuries-old manuscripts. Food • 12 Sep
What The Traitors tells us about psychology, deception and trust The Traitors makes for captivating TV, with a wide array of human behaviour on display, ripe for analysing from the couch The Traitors Ireland • 07 Sep
What The Traitors tells us about psychology, deception and trust The Traitors makes for captivating TV, with a wide array of human behaviour on display, ripe for analysing from the couch The Traitors Ireland • 07 Sep
