Maynooth University

Is the Strait of Hormuz affecting your mental health?

Rising fuel costs and persistent headlines about ongoing uncertainty are psychological issues as well as economic ones

As well as his films, Lee left behind a language of movement, confidence and defiance that people are still using today

They're easy to live with, low-maintenance and happy to be left alone to sleep

Research finds that women face additional demands compared to their male counterparts and these have negatively impacted their careers

As the billions invested in AI fail to show a return, there can be little doubt that jobs cuts will be the default response to investor pressure

The colourful sport has long provided cheap thrills in Mexico City, but growing popularity, gentrification and higher prices are changing this

Industrial estates are rarely seen as havens for wildlife, yet they could form a vital network of pollinator corridors across the country.

While the US and Israel have achieved some objectives, Iran has adapted, regime change has not happened and the state shows no signs of surrender

Historical reports tell us it was a day which often featured intense cold, torrential rain, thunderstorms and the odd tornado

The exact location of the body of St Patrick has been a bone of contention for over a millennium