How bullying has become a 'sinister' workplace problem Reports, studies and research show the evidence of bullying at work to be truly shocking in its extent and impact Work and careers • 21 Sep 22
A history of Irish budgets Our fiscal history tells us much about our past and the business of government over many centuries. Budget 2023 • 19 Sep 22
One for the road: turning whiskey waste into biofuel Leftover grain accounts for 85% of total waste generated by distilleries. What if it could be used to fuel cars and planes? Brainstorm • 14 Sep 22
Why Ukrainians are not willing to give up sovereignty Survey findings suggest not giving in to Russia is about more than the important aim of saving Ukrainian lives overall Brainstorm • 13 Sep 22
What's behind anti-landlord sentiment in Ireland? Understanding what lies behind it can tell us a lot about the politics of housing in this country, past and present Brainstorm • 19 Sep 22
Is working from home making me a better person? Working from home has provided us with many opportunities to develop virtuous dispositions - and bad habits Working from Home • 07 Sep 22
7 energy saving measures Ireland could take right now Germany has introduced national energy saving rules and Ireland can learn from them in the face of a serious energy crisis Cost of Living • 07 Sep 22
4 ways to spend your dwindling cash to boost your wellbeing How we spend what money we do have can have a marked impact on our happiness and wellbeing money • 02 Sep 22
All you need to know about how heat pumps work Here's a look at the engineering that underpins this technology and its potential for heating our homes Energy • 01 Sep 22
Can farmers balance economic and environmental sustainability? The economic importance of Irish farming is well documented, as is the high level of CO2 emissions that the sector generates Farming • 02 Sep 22
How Russia is using gas to win support for Ukraine war Russia's domination of gas supply to the EU is its biggest economic weapon and is being used to try to reduce support for Ukraine Energy • 01 Sep 22
What more can be done to tackle the energy crisis? Governments faces massive challenges when it comes to energy price rises and threats to supply Energy • 31 Aug 22
Will we face electricity shortages in Ireland this winter? Facing an energy crisis not seen since the 1970s, how worried should we be about the lights going out this winter? Energy • 30 Aug 22
How to say no to overwork, burnout and too many meetings Some tips on how to establish a healthy, balanced and sustainable lifestyle in a society driven by to-do lists Psychology • 30 Aug 22
The dangers of seeing the world as a computer simulation Thinking that we are living in a simulation can have serious implications for social relations and attitudes to the environment Science Fiction • 01 Sep 22
Could income tax incentives solve the staff shortage crisis? An income tax incentive for those coming to work in sectors experiencing staff shortages could be based on the Special Assignee Relief Programme Tax • 30 Aug 22
The links between where we live and how we commute Land-use and transport policies must be coordinated to make walking, cycling and taking the bus more competitive Ireland • 30 Aug 22
Can I delete myself from the internet? People usually do not realise how much information is out there about them - and the work required to remove it Podcast • 01 Sep 22
All you need to know about the Artemis mission to the moon This week's Artemis launch is the first of three groundbreaking NASA moon expeditions in the coming years Astronomy • 02 Sep 22
How to stop seagulls stealing your chips Seagulls get a lot of hate for swooping at people to get food, but we should have more sympathy for them Nature • 24 Aug 22
What goes on at the Workplace Relations Commission? The WRC is a one stop shop for the resolution of a myriad of employment law issues and disputes Work and careers • 23 Aug 22
Why is the price of petrol going down - and how low will it go? Reduced oil prices and increased refinery capacity will see drivers pay less for fuel at the pumps Petrol Prices • 22 Aug 22
The good and bad news about workplace gossip Rumours, gossip and the "he said/she said" grapevine are an inevitable part of almost all organisations Work and careers • 19 Aug 22
Why doing less at work could be good for you – and your employer The 'quiet quitting' trend of simply doing the bare minimum expected at work has clearly resonated with many Work and careers • 18 Aug 22
How reliable is Ireland's fruit and vegetable supply? Current fruit and vegetable supply in Ireland is below what is needed to meet healthy eating goals Food security • 18 Aug 22
