Why Ireland's housing data needs an overhaul Ireland's housing data ecosystem is plagued by fragmentation, inconsistencies, low quality and a lack of transparency Housing • 18 May
To whom it concerns: a short history of The Late Late Show The new presenter will be a custodian of a unique cultural phenomenon that has provided a valuable insight into Irish society since 1962 the late late show • 20 May
The role of women's activism in the fight for Ukraine's freedom Culture, politics and survival motivate Ukrainian women to take action, reminiscent of those who took part in Euromaidan protests a decade ago Ukraine • 17 May
Are plant-based meats really healthy and sustainable? Consumers are embracing plant-based meats like never before, but are these pseudo-meats really better for our health and the climate? Food • 18 May
Could multiple health warnings on alcohol ads be effective? Alcohol advertising in Ireland is set to feature multiple health warnings, but we still don't know enough about how they work best Health • 17 May
How can technology make the fashion industry more sustainable? Embracing emerging technologies like AI and blockchain has can help achieve sustainability goals in the fashion industry Blockchain • 18 May
You shed DNA everywhere you go. What if it's collected? Environmental DNA collection raises serious ethical and privacy questions as researchers find human DNA in water, air and sand Science • 20 May
Why we're tracking injuries in Irish amateur rugby players By tracking how, where and when injuries happen, we can reduce the risk of injury for Irish school and amateur rugby players Rugby • 18 May
How did your school building impact you? Simple, cost-effective changes to the classroom and school environment can create a better place for all students to learn Children • 16 May
How too much screen time is changing children's eyes The main challenges to children's visual systems are how close children hold screens and how long they use screens Health • 22 May
Why you should take a break from mowing your lawn Reducing mowing in your garden can positively impact biodiversity by letting native flowers bloom for the pollinators Biodiversity • 12 May
Climate change first 'went viral' exactly 70 years ago It was 70 years ago that the danger of carbon dioxide build-up in the atmosphere first travelled around the world Climate Change • 15 May
Will we see 'robot judges' in Irish courtrooms in the future? While other jurisdictions are trialing law by artificial intelligence, there are many reasons why this might not be a good idea law • 10 May
Is Ireland heading for a recession? ECB interest rate rises to try to curb inflation are fuelling fears that Europe could see a recession so what could that mean? Economics • 11 May
Why are we pushing children to start school so early? It's a widespread misconception that doing lots of seated academic work at a young age gives children an advantage Children • 12 May
When are we going to see a drop in Irish food prices? A food economist talks about what's happening with food prices in Ireland right now and when we'll see some change at the checkout Cost of Living • 10 May
Why do supporters follow GAA games so obsessively? Being a GAA supporter means being part of a strange yet powerful phenomenon where you're bound by an attachment to your local area GAA • 10 May
How seaweed can be used as a medicine to fight infection Scientists are discovering the incredible health properties of Irish seaweeds to make medicines to combat dangerous superbugs Health • 11 May
Is it time to phase all SUVs off Irish roads, even electric ones? Sales of SUVs could be wiping out any benefits that we're getting from the increased sales of electric cars Electric Cars • 10 May
Can Ireland lead the offshore renewable energy race? Despite our significant geographical advantages, there's no doubt Ireland is currently a laggard globally in offshore energy Renewable Energy • 10 May
Why Paul Mescal's mullet is more than just a haircut A hair historian explains how the medieval popularity of mullet-like hairstyles chronicled a world of new global connections Fashion • 09 May
How Irish and British forces worked together during World War II The establishment of the 18th Military Mission in June 1940 provided a vital conduit between both nations during the war History • 10 May
Huh? Why we're all watching TV with subtitles on No, it's not just you: TV and film dialogue are now harder to hear and the use of subtitles has gone through the roof Culture • 05 May
Is the Irish housing bubble about to burst? Property prices in Ireland and across Europe are falling for the first time in around a decade Housing • 27 Apr
How money has killed competition in the Premier League Our data analysis shows how money has killed competition in the Premier League over the last 20 years Soccer • 09 May
