What is the female gaze, and what does it look like today? Sarah Gill explores the gendered perspectives of literature, media and pop culture living • 26 Aug 22
Can displaying calorie counts on menus tackle obesity levels? Can displaying calorie counts on menus tackle obesity levels in Ireland? Journalist Sarah Gill investigates. living • 21 Oct 22
Are audiences finally falling back in love with the rom-com? Is the most maligned genre enjoying a long-overdue resurgence? Journalist Sarah Gill investigates. living • 21 Oct 22
To stay at home or work: a mother's dilemma "Being a mother full-time does not necessarily mean the best for children nor does working full-time." living • 14 Sep 22
Solo, spinster, self-partnered – what do we call a single woman? What Kim Kardashian's Insta feed can teach us about single women... living • 26 Aug 22
Focus Ireland: "The face of homelessness has changed" Shine a Light Night returns to Ireland on October 14th. living • 31 Aug 22
It's a man's world: The many ways the world is not made for women "So much of the world around us has been built for this hypothetical man, from the phones we hold in our hands to the cars … living • 21 Oct 22
Why climbing a 4000m Swiss mountain in my 40s was a game-changer An all-women crew helped Sarah Marshall reach peak performance on her first mountaineering ascent. Travel • 15 Aug 22
Protein Bor Papi: Meet the Irishman behind TikTok's viral trend James Doyle has had the kind of meteoric rises to success that proliferates online these days, but one undoubtedly made possible thanks to his cheeky … living • 04 Aug 22
Beyoncé, Lizzo, and the reality about slur amendment in pop music Journalist Kate Demolder takes a deep dive into the controversy surrounding Beyoncé's Renaissance. living • 04 Aug 22
Meet the artist translating Ulysses into an Irish tree language Irish artist Katie Holten on 'reforesting' Joyce's words. lifestyle • 31 Jul 22
What can Love Island teach young people about relationships? Is Love Island the closest to relationship education today's youth are getting? living • 09 Aug 22
What does it mean to grow up in the age of the internet? Zillenial journalist Sarah Gill reflects on what it means to grown up without ever knowing a world without the internet. living • 21 Jul 22
I left my stable, "normal" life for adventure. Here's how and why Tara Povey left her well-paid, secure job, beautiful apartment and family and friends behind and hopped on a flight with pretty much no plan for … lifestyle • 14 Jul 22
A sheer double standard: Why are women's nipples still taboo? The sheer fabric of a Valentino dress not only revealed Florence Pugh's breasts, but shone a spotlight on the thinly veiled misogyny that remains rampant … living • 14 Jul 22
'What I Eat in a Day' videos and the problematic fixation on food With eating disorder-related hospital admissions rising, why is the problematic food trend 'What I Eat In A Day' a recurring format in our time of … living • 04 Jul 22
Kate Demolder on Kim Kardashian and the end of the BBL era The end of the BBL era is nigh. living • 02 Jul 22
Why do we label cat lovers as 'crazy'? Where did the 'crazy cat lady' stereotype come from and when will it leave? living • 21 Oct 22
Domhnaill Harkin: Why we should all know our queer history Domhnaill Harkin writes about how his own coming out journey inspired a video series about Irish LGBTQ+ advocates. living • 21 Jun 22
Holistic sex educator Jenny Keane on achieving sexual wellness Holistic sex educator and tantra yoga teacher Jenny Keane is on a mission to ignite a sexual revolution in Ireland. living • 08 Jan
A brief history of Dublin's seaside fashions Bathing dresses that fall to your ankle. A special machine to enter the water. This is Ruth Griffin's description of bathing in Dublin in the … Fashion • 27 May 22
Dr. Caroline West on how kink became mainstream Academic and podcast host Dr. Caroline West delves into what kink is, how it's become so mainstream in pop culture and why that is. living • 06 Jun 22
How two friends cooking in an Irish forest went viral on TikTok The men behind Men With the Pot speak with Charlotte Ryan about charming fans, cooking in Northern Ireland, and the power of ASMR. Food • 09 May 22
Why are we so obsessed with the art of the scam? Sarah Magliocco asks why scammers, and the cons they either attempt or pull off, still enthral us. living • 21 Oct 22
How Kim Kardashian got Marilyn Monroe's gown for the Met Gala The A-lister borrowed the iconic gown from the archives, in an operation that required strict dieting, a police escort and a replica gown. Fashion • 03 May 22
