What is a social enterprise - and why do we need them? For social enterprises, having a positive social, societal or environmental impact is often more important than making a profit Social Enterprise • 03 Oct
Can AI help to increase access to all languages? The No Langage Left Behind AI project is looking to create an effective and efficient way to translate between 200 languages technology • 30 Sep
The growing world of nixers, passion projects and side hustles Many people embark on jobs on the side to maximise their talent, make full use of potential and earn some extra income Work and careers • 29 Sep
Do you want to live in an ecovillage? Ecovillages provide socially, ecologically and economically sound lifestyles, showing that prosperity without growth is possible Ecovillages • 26 Sep
What are the best ways to retain heat in your house this winter? As energy bills steeply rise, knowing how to retain heat in your home is becoming more critical than ever Energy • 22 Sep
How CAR T-cell therapy is revolutionising cancer treatment The new groundbreaking treatment uses the patient's own immune cells to fight their cancer Health • 21 Sep
What is the Ploughing all about? Europe's biggest outdoor agri-business event is basically the Electric Picnic for farmers and should be on everyone's bucket list Ploughing 2022 • 20 Sep
How the President and Taoiseach dealt with George VI's funeral There was almost zero public expectation that Sean T. O'Kelly or Eamon de Valera would attend King George VI's funeral in 1952 History • 19 Sep
Developing a new treatment for "lazy eye" in children Up to one in 20 children in Ireland will develop amblyopia, but the current treatments have significant drawbacks Brainstorm • 16 Sep
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
Are digital events now a thing of the past? After a pandemic of online festivals and shows, people are back at live events, but does this mean an end for virtual gigs? Culture • 09 Sep
Why have community arts fallen out of favour? While community arts as a descriptive term has certainly declined, its legacy can still be found in various initiatives and projects Culture • 08 Sep
5 new protein sources you may not have come across before From seaweed to duckweed, here are 5 sustainably sourced alternative proteins to investigate Food • 07 Sep
How much does your job title matter? Job titles may be the least important signifier of a successful approach to managing and motivating staff Work and careers • 07 Sep
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
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
How AI allows us to paint pictures with words New AI applications can generate images based on natural language prompts provided by human users Artificial Intelligence • 31 Aug
Why doesn't Malaysia have a problem with women and STEM careers? While the rest of the world tries to understand why women opt out of tech jobs, Malaysia is proving to be an exception Malaysia • 28 Aug
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
How Russia is making 'friends' in Africa during the Ukraine war Russia uses historical ties, military aid and anti-western sentiments as the means of building new alliances in Africa Politics • 25 Aug
What's life like for the LGBTQ community in the Philippines? Despite liberal ideas and progressive rules, the Philippines has some way to travel with regard to tolerance for its LGBTQ citizens Philippines • 22 Aug
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
Is it time to put a stop to tourism? Mass tourism is beginning to reach a stage where the costs to the location far outweigh the benefits Tourism • 18 Aug
Do policies keep women from improving their financial well-being? Lone parents living in poverty and having low educational attainment is a familiar story, but are policies shaping these outcomes? Society • 16 Aug
Meet the people who look after Michael Collins' grave The remarkable reverence towards Collins can be seen in crowds who come to his grave and the dedicated people who tend to it Michael Collins • 16 Aug
