How the Irish really invented Halloween Halloween is the season which owes its roots to ancient Irish customs and beliefs Halloween • 23 Oct 20
What's behind the Irish obsession with death and misery? An extract from Gillian O'Brien's new book The Darkness Echoing: Exploring Ireland's Places of Famine, Death and Rebellion History • 07 Jan
When you can't go home: Irish citizens abroad and the lockdown Thousands of Irish emigrants have had to recalibrate their relationship with home since the introduction of travel restrictions Ireland • 29 Jul 20
What's the government's problem with heritage? Successive governments make a huge deal about the significance of Ireland's rich culture and heritage, but rarely deliver Heritage • 17 Jul 20
Why do people confess to crimes they haven't done? As The Nobody Zone podcast shows, crime confessions are compelling, regardless of guilt or innocence. The Nobody Zone • 24 Nov 20
How can we address Ireland's recidivism rate? New figures show one in every two people re-offend within three years of being released from prison, but re-thinking our approach could change that Ireland • 27 Sep 19
More Irish women drive to work than men. Here's why Reversing the trend of people choosing their car will be key in the fight against climate change - and will require big decisions Climate Change • 11 Nov 19
Can we plant 22 million trees a year? The government's ambitious plan to plant 440 million trees by 2040 to tackle emissions faces significant barriers Climate Change • 19 Sep 19
What really happens to our recycling? We leave out one million tonnes of packaging waste a year in Ireland for collection - so where does it all go? Recycling • 14 Nov 19
5 ways to get more women playing sport There's still a lot of work to be done to ensure that women stay engaged with sport on an equal footing with men. 20x20 • 07 Dec 20
