How the bungalow took over the Irish landscape Jack Fitzsimons' self-published book in 1971 profoundly influenced Irish domestic architecture Ireland • 12 hrs
Why have we seen so many storms in recent years? A very high level of storminess has meant more frequent and intense storms hitting Ireland Weather • 17 hrs
Do you want to produce your own electricity? Here are some challenges the Government face in making small scale electricity generation a reality for Irish households Electricity • 06 Dec
All you need to know about basic income There's a lot of talk at present around basic incomes so is it time to introduce the concept to Ireland? Basic income • 06 Dec
How the Anglo-Irish Treaty was viewed internationally The December 1921 Treaty was one which attracted much international interest, especially throughout the British Empire History • 06 Dec
What maps tell us about how we live, work and travel Complex patterns in geographic data and maps can tell us much about our lives today and in the future Housing • 24 Nov
The legal obstacles facing LGBTQ parent families in Ireland New research highlights the need for legal reform to recognise diverse family relationships in Ireland LGBTQ • 22 Nov
How Irish people ended up with savings of €135 billion Will the record amount of money on deposit in Irish banks give a post-pandemic boost to businesses and the domestic economy? Economics • 15 Nov
Is it time to reinvent the Irish birth cert? The document's data and design needs to undergo significant transformation to reflect changes in Irish family structure Birth Certificates • 15 Nov
Why do British people know so little about Ireland? From politics to academia, ignorance in British society about Ireland has profound implications for relations between the two nations Britain • 05 Nov
5 reasons why Ireland's Covid numbers are still so high What's behind Ireland's stubborn high numbers compared to some other locations worldwide? Ireland • 04 Nov
Are employers ready for mandatory gender pay gap reporting? Employers can use gender pay gap reporting as an opportunity to explore dynamics and structures in their organisations Work and careers • 02 Nov
The secret world of the Irish witness protection programme What makes the Irish witness protection scheme stand out is that there is no legislation governing the programme itself Crime • 02 Nov
How are migrants faring in the Irish housing crisis? Very little has been said to date about migrants' housing rights and their actual experience in the Irish housing market Housing • 04 Nov
The problem with having a 'difficult' name in Ireland 'When I say that I have a difficult name, I should also ask: difficult for who? And difficult for what reasons?' Ireland • 01 Nov
Park life: how the pandemic changed our use of local parks More than 9 out of 10 respondents to a new survey believe Dublin parks are a good use of taxpayer's money Health • 01 Nov
The dark, grisly history of body-snatching in Ireland The 19th century trade in dead bodies saw medical students regularly raiding burial grounds for corpses to dissect History • 28 Oct
The 19th century ghost-hunter and the Co Fermanagh poltergeist William Barrett was a Victorian physicist who also investigated supernatural phenomena in Ireland History • 27 Oct
Why witches are for life and not just Halloween Now is the time for women to regain and rejoice in the wonders of the cailleach and witchery Folklore • 26 Oct
Stories from the sex lives of 20th century Irish men and women A collection of letters from patients with sexually-transmitted infections gives a unique insight into the sexual history of Ireland History • 22 Oct
The superstitions and mysteries around Ireland's 'fairy forts' In the recent past in rural Ireland, many ringforts were associated with fairy activity and supernatural happenings Folklore • 21 Oct
Will local property tax changes affect how much tax I pay? All you need to know about the Local Property Tax scheme ahead of the November deadlines for new valuations Local Property Tax • 21 Oct
Why Halloween is celebrated with such spirit in Ireland 'An impulse in Irish tradition is to fearlessly celebrate in the face of unsettling things not fully understood' Halloween • 21 Oct
"Darkest Ireland" and the burning of Bridget Cleary The criminal trial following the 1895 torture and murder of the Tipperary woman was a media sensation home and away. Folklore • 19 Oct
Why a tax credit is a big win for the Irish digital games sector While it didn't receive as much attention as other cultural supports, this initiative will be a significant bonus for games developers Gaming • 20 Oct
