The challenges Ireland faces in achieving a 'net zero' economy The Climate Action Bill is correctly praised for its ambition, but of all the options available to Ireland, waiting is not one of them and ... Climate Action • 12 Apr
How Lee Dunne challenged the depiction of working-class mothers Out of Lee Dunne's work, Goodbye to the Hill tends to receive the most attention, but his lesser-known 1970 novel Does your Mother? deserves recognition ... Lee Dunne • 12 Apr
Why were women omitted from modern Irish history? As the Irish revolution unfurled, the sexual politics of the time narrated the story and framed the picture History • 18 Mar
The role of young masculinities in men's violence against women We need a lot more than classes in schools if we are going to prevent violence against women and engage men in this process Society • 16 Mar
Human dominance of Earth has come at a steep cost to our planet In an incredibly short period of time, we have endangered a world that took billions of years to evolve Earth • 12 Mar
The Cork actor, Knight Rider and the popemobile Besides a stellar acting career on stage and screen, Edward Mulhare is also a link between KITT and the popemobile Culture • 11 Mar
Why the Davy story is Groundhog Day for the financial sector Can anything can be done to prevent this type of opportunistic conduct and misbehaviour in banking and finance? Banking • 09 Mar
The issues with Ireland's 'women in the home' constitution clause Article 41.2 was built on the myth of the male breadwinner, which impacted women differently depending on their background Ireland • 08 Mar
'Right now, the UK and the EU are not in a good place' There is clearly no trust between the UK and the EU when it comes to Brexit and the Northern Ireland protocol Northern Ireland • 04 Mar
Why Ireland needs a diverse banking system Lessons from Ireland and Europe show the importance of discernibly different bank types Banking • 01 Mar
