Solidarity, support & signs: why we cheer on marathon runners In a world full of worryingly bad news, the Dublin marathon can restore your faith in humanity Dublin Marathon • 22 Oct
Solidarity, support & signs: why we cheer on marathon runners In a world full of worryingly bad news, the Dublin marathon can restore your faith in humanity Dublin Marathon • 22 Oct
The tale of Elizabeth Sawyer, executed for witchcraft in 1621 The Witch of Edmonton offers a socio-economic commentary on the hypocritical and gendered roots of the witch phenomenon Witchcraft • 20 Oct
The tale of Elizabeth Sawyer, executed for witchcraft in 1621 The Witch of Edmonton offers a socio-economic commentary on the hypocritical and gendered roots of the witch phenomenon Witchcraft • 20 Oct
Can I stop drone delivery companies flying over my property? The legal landscape surrounding the use of drones is currently far from clear and many practical questions remain unanswered.. Drones • 17 Oct
Can I stop drone delivery companies flying over my property? The legal landscape surrounding the use of drones is currently far from clear and many practical questions remain unanswered.. Drones • 17 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 • 13 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 • 13 Oct
Do you have maths anxiety? A tension and anxiety around numbers and maths problems can have far-reaching impacts on an individual and society Maths • 13 Oct
Do you have maths anxiety? A tension and anxiety around numbers and maths problems can have far-reaching impacts on an individual and society Maths • 13 Oct
How bonus points have changed Leaving Cert Maths There's no doubt that bonus points are driving the uptake of Higher Level maths, but the initiative has had unintended consequences Leaving Cert • 13 Oct
How bonus points have changed Leaving Cert Maths There's no doubt that bonus points are driving the uptake of Higher Level maths, but the initiative has had unintended consequences Leaving Cert • 13 Oct
Are you pretending to work? The slow demise of the corporate job A growing segment of the corporate workforce know their jobs make no real contribution and that what they do each day is meaningless Work and careers • 13 Oct
Are you pretending to work? The slow demise of the corporate job A growing segment of the corporate workforce know their jobs make no real contribution and that what they do each day is meaningless Work and careers • 13 Oct
Is 'career catfishing' going on in your workplace? There has been a big rise in job seekers accepting positions and then ghosting their new employer before the first coffee break Work and careers • 10 Oct
Is 'career catfishing' going on in your workplace? There has been a big rise in job seekers accepting positions and then ghosting their new employer before the first coffee break Work and careers • 10 Oct
Meet the runaway husbands & eloping wives of 18th century Ulster Elopement advertisements were placed by aggrieved spouses to notify the public that their partners had deserted the marital home History • 07 Oct
Meet the runaway husbands & eloping wives of 18th century Ulster Elopement advertisements were placed by aggrieved spouses to notify the public that their partners had deserted the marital home History • 07 Oct
How the medicine you take in future could be made in space Researchers are exploring how protein crystals produced in a zero-gravity environment like space could lead to more effective drugs Science • 06 Oct
How the medicine you take in future could be made in space Researchers are exploring how protein crystals produced in a zero-gravity environment like space could lead to more effective drugs Science • 06 Oct
How Ireland's ban on fur farming came about It took many years for Ireland to finally prohibt the farming of mink and other animals for the purposes of producing fur law • 30 Sep
How Ireland's ban on fur farming came about It took many years for Ireland to finally prohibt the farming of mink and other animals for the purposes of producing fur law • 30 Sep
Why do we work? A deep dive into the motivations, purposes and challenges about why we clock in from 9 to 5 Work and careers • 26 Sep
Why do we work? A deep dive into the motivations, purposes and challenges about why we clock in from 9 to 5 Work and careers • 26 Sep
Why big business wants you back in the office full-time Return to the office orders are an exercise in power and control rather than anything to do with productivity or innovation Work and careers • 23 Sep
Why big business wants you back in the office full-time Return to the office orders are an exercise in power and control rather than anything to do with productivity or innovation Work and careers • 23 Sep
Is Run-Jump-Throw the way to go for developing young athletes? Research shows that participating in multiple events may enhance performance for young athletes, but it's not a clear result Athletics • 22 Sep
Is Run-Jump-Throw the way to go for developing young athletes? Research shows that participating in multiple events may enhance performance for young athletes, but it's not a clear result Athletics • 22 Sep
Is acupuncture a good option for back pain? A new study has found acupuncture does provide some modest relief from lower back pain, but is unlikely to be the best treatment Back Pain • 19 Sep
Is acupuncture a good option for back pain? A new study has found acupuncture does provide some modest relief from lower back pain, but is unlikely to be the best treatment Back Pain • 19 Sep
How words can have many meanings when we speak in Irish English Figurative language is the term for the many linguistic devices we consciously or subconsciously draw upon in our conversations Irish-English • 18 Sep
How words can have many meanings when we speak in Irish English Figurative language is the term for the many linguistic devices we consciously or subconsciously draw upon in our conversations Irish-English • 18 Sep
Is Jamie Oliver right about eating more fruit and veg? Research shows that the more servings of fruit and veg we eat per day, the more benefits we see to our health Food • 15 Sep
Is Jamie Oliver right about eating more fruit and veg? Research shows that the more servings of fruit and veg we eat per day, the more benefits we see to our health Food • 15 Sep
The story of Limerick city's Georgian cellars and culverts Hidden beneath Limerick city's Georgian architecture is a vast network of cellars and culverts with a rich history Architecture • 02 Sep
The story of Limerick city's Georgian cellars and culverts Hidden beneath Limerick city's Georgian architecture is a vast network of cellars and culverts with a rich history Architecture • 02 Sep
Why are so many Americans obsessed with working? In Ireland, people work to live, but too many Americans live to work. What explains the differences in our cultures? Work and careers • 03 Sep
Why are so many Americans obsessed with working? In Ireland, people work to live, but too many Americans live to work. What explains the differences in our cultures? Work and careers • 03 Sep
Why Kneecap have become poster boys for Irish anti-colonialism 'They represent the new symbols and soundtrack of Irish anti-colonial resistance for a generation that aren't actually evoking violent nationalism' Kneecap • 29 Aug
Why Kneecap have become poster boys for Irish anti-colonialism 'They represent the new symbols and soundtrack of Irish anti-colonial resistance for a generation that aren't actually evoking violent nationalism' Kneecap • 29 Aug
Why a new manager can be key to U20 footballers turning senior Timing, squad turnover and the arrival of a new manager are as important as talent for U20 players breaking into senior teams Gaelic football • 21 Aug
Why a new manager can be key to U20 footballers turning senior Timing, squad turnover and the arrival of a new manager are as important as talent for U20 players breaking into senior teams Gaelic football • 21 Aug
How can we help children with chronic illnesses in school? 1 in 3 school-aged children in Ireland experience difficulties due to a long-term health condition, impacting attendance, engagement and mental health Back To School • 20 Aug
How can we help children with chronic illnesses in school? 1 in 3 school-aged children in Ireland experience difficulties due to a long-term health condition, impacting attendance, engagement and mental health Back To School • 20 Aug
Why are more Irish families choosing to home school their kids? While still a minority practice, the number of registered home-schooled children has grown from 1,507 to 2,499 in recent years Homeschooling • 19 Aug
Why are more Irish families choosing to home school their kids? While still a minority practice, the number of registered home-schooled children has grown from 1,507 to 2,499 in recent years Homeschooling • 19 Aug
Is your boss paid too much? The issue of outlandish CEO pay and compensation continues to be a vexed and contentious topic in workplaces and boardrooms Work and careers • 18 Aug
Is your boss paid too much? The issue of outlandish CEO pay and compensation continues to be a vexed and contentious topic in workplaces and boardrooms Work and careers • 18 Aug
Do I have to work when I'm sick? It's time to dispel the notion that anyone benefits if you come to work ill - or work remotely while unwell Health • 08 Aug
Do I have to work when I'm sick? It's time to dispel the notion that anyone benefits if you come to work ill - or work remotely while unwell Health • 08 Aug
