Violence, protest and melees: hurling in pre-famine Ireland A sport once promoted by the gentry, 19th century hurling matches were action-packed on and off the pitch History • 23 Oct
Will Joe Biden 'speak softly' or 'carry a big stick'? If he becomes US president, Joe Biden's foreign policy approach to Latin America is likely to be a mixture of persuasion and force United States • 23 Oct
How Joe Biden's Irish ancestor saved thousands during the Famine Edward Blewitt's public work schemes in Co Mayo contributed to the survival of thousands of people and altered the county's landscape History • 21 Oct
How can we age smarter and healthier? The use of simple, innovative technology can improve the daily health and wellbeing of older people Health • 21 Oct
Why is Donald Trump dancing to "YMCA"? A camp 1970s' gay disco anthem has become firmly embedded at the US president's Make America Great Again rallies US Election 2020 • 20 Oct
How the pandemic has affected the Class of 2020's mental health Nearly 50% of young people in a new survey have reported high levels of depression or anxiety Mental Health • 09 Oct
Why does Kerry have a lower rate of Covid-19 than other counties? Does anthropology hold the answer to why the Kingdom has seen fewer infections than elsewhere in the country? Coronavirus • 29 Sep
What has the British army ever done for us? Money, education and opportunities explain why 150,000 Irish people served in the British army between 1793 and 1815 History • 23 Sep
The 10 swing states that will decide the US presidential election Results in these states in November will tell us if Donald Trump gets four more years or if Joe Biden is heading to the White ... US election 2020 • 04 Sep
All you need to know about urban farming As long as there have been cities, there has been urban agriculture of some description Urban farming • 03 Sep
