Irish kids & housework: boys will be boys and girls do the dishes While most children do very little housework, research has found that it's mostly girls who pick up the slack Children • 10 Jun
How the groups we belong to affect how we think, feel and behave A focus on what people have in common may be key to ensuring harmony - even with Brexit and Northern Ireland Identity • 04 Jun
Sex and the Irish: has lockdown led to more babies? We won't see the full impact of the lockdowns on birth rates for a while, but there will certainly be long-term consequences Ireland • 03 Jun
What monsters tell us about the modern world The monster can enlighten us, liberate us and reveal how we are the monsters Society • 25 May
Could the manufacturing sector also work from home? New technologies could allow manufacturing to return to the days of artistans and outsourced producers working from home Work and Careers • 19 May
How exercise can make you smarter and protect your brain Aside from physical and mental health benefits, regular exercise can also boost our brains Health • 18 May
Are electric vehicles really better for the environment? Even while factoring in the impact from manufacturing, the environmental benefit of using electric vehicles outweighs their ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) counterparts over the long ... Electric Vehicle • 13 Apr
The key to a good work-life balance: family-friendly policies The role played by such policies should then go beyond just determining the definitions of 'work' and 'workplace' and into promoting a more equal social ... work • 06 Apr
Rugby referees and the art of effective communication Teams pride themselves in having low penalty counts and refer to 'good discipline' but rarely considered in this context is the influence of the referee ... Rugby • 19 Apr
The science behind the spicy food you eat How hot things get in your mouth depends on the capsaicin chemicals to be found in the chilli peppers in your food Food • 19 May
