What happens to your body when you run a marathon? Here's how those 26.2 miles effect your body, from heart and joints to sweat glands and blood volume Marathon • 17 Dec 19
Does fashion reflect the world around us? In a world of Donald Trump and Brexit, it seems that the fashion industry is still dancing Fashion • 24 Oct 19
Just what does luxury mean in 2019? Historically, luxury was about craftsmanship, skill and a high price point, but it now means many things to many people. Luxury • 23 Oct 19
How sleep loss affects children's health Successive Irish governments have been asleep at the wheel in relation to sleep loss in children and young people Children • 17 Oct 19
My boss is a psychopath: why bad people get good jobs Opinion: there is much evidence to suggest that the traits of narcissism, Machiavellianism and psychopathology are linked to career advancement Work & careers • 11 Oct 19
How to be a better employer when it comes to mental health Employers play a huge role in facilitating a return to work or first-time employment for those with mental health illnesses Work & careers • 09 Oct 19
All you need to know about the common cold It's the season for coughs, runny noses and sore throats Health • 10 Oct 19
A history of the Michelin Guide and Ireland A significant number of Irish restaurants and chefs have received stars over the last couple of decades Michelin Star • 08 Oct 19
7 things you probably didn't know about the humble spud Celebrate National Potato Day with some lesser-known biological, cultural and scientific facts National Potato Day • 04 Oct 19
What you need to know about anxiety, panic and worrying We spend too much time worrying about what we can't control and this feeling of not having control feeds into our anxiety Health • 13 Feb 20
Why we can expect to see more hurricanes coming our way As the earth's climate warms, hurricanes are going to become a more familiar sight in Europe in the coming years. Hurricanes • 30 Sep 19
What does it actually mean to cure a disease? Vaccines are considered the gold standard in healthcare and if delivered correctly would lead to eradication of hepatitis C, so why hasn't it happened yet? Brainstorm • 25 Sep 19
The battle between fast fashion and sustainable fashion Fashion may be the second most polluting industry in the world, but alternative modes of practice are possible Climate Change • 17 Sep 19
How do I know if my child is being bullied in school? The kids are back at school, but your child appears moody and unhappy. Is this a sign of bullying - and what can parents do? Education • 07 Jan 20
The science of stroking a cat Despite a social shift in the human-cat relationship 4,000 years ago, your domestic kitty is still wired to think like a wildcat Cats • 09 Sep 19
The environmental cost of dumping your tent at Electric Picnic Most of the tents abandoned at music festivals like the Electric Picnic end up in landfill Environment • 26 Aug 19
The second coming of the electric car The Government's Climate Action Plan envisages a large future role for electric transport, so can the technology replace petrol engines? Electric Cars • 13 Aug 19
The British media's problem with Meghan Markle The guest editor of Vogue was called "uppity", "idiotic", "patronising" and "misguided" for her efforts Media • 06 Aug 19
In the pink: why millennials are opting for rosé wine How much does the success of a wine once regarded as second-rate owe to its on-trend pink colour? Wine • 24 Jul 19
What Love Island says about our reaction to how others speak There is a dark side to how we react to different accents, something which could result in linguistic discrimination Love Island • 09 Jul 19
Friends, Spice Girls, Westlife: why are we so mad for nostalgia? Is our obsession with and nostalgia for recent pop culture because we've run out of ideas? Pop Culture • 08 Jul 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
Selling fast: the hidden world of online pricing Online retailers use an assortment of tactics and tricks to entice us to add products to our shopping baskets Online Retail • 24 Jun 19
Using your smartphone at the supermarket can add 41% to your bill Smartphone distraction has an effect on how the human brain works when we are shopping Retail • 27 May 19
Stand in from the aisle: here's how we should be boarding planes There is a way to eliminate the scrum at airport departure gates and that involves using an optimum boarding method Aviation • 24 May 19
