Why do some men think they could win a point off Serena Williams? The overarching theme in online commentary seems to be that men are delusional and women have the good sense to know better Gender • 22 Jul 19
How the rise of Penneys changed the way we shop The clothing retailer which the late Arthur Ryan founded in 1969 has come a long way, but now faces unprecedented challenges Retail • 17 Jul 19
Teenage girls, drag queens and empowerment Why drag queens are an unlikely source of strength for the teenage girls who love them Brainstorm • 18 Jul 19
The science of earthquakes in Ireland Earthquakes happen in Ireland all the time, but we just don't feel them. Earthquake • 09 Jan 20
Turn it up: how listening to music reduces stress A new study has found that older adults show greater stress reduction when listening to music Health • 10 Jul 19
Why young Irish women suffer depression at twice the rate of men A new report finds that young Irish women experience symptoms of depression at a rate nearly twice that of young men Women • 09 Jul 19
How long-term renting is impacting on our mental health Ireland's housing crisis is creating many problems, including mental health and well-being issues.. Housing • 15 Jun 20
Friends, Spice Girls, Westlife: why are we so mad for nostalgia? Is our obsession with and nostalgia for recent pop culture because we've run out of ideas? Pop Culture • 08 Jul 19
Fr Gerry Reynolds: faith and the peacemaker A new book about the Limerick-born priest highlights his unsung role in the Northern Ireland peace process religion • 27 May 19
Shining a light on Ireland's hidden history of abuse A new exhibition about the Magdalene Laundries, Mother and Baby Homes and industrial schools urges us to ensure such houses of horror never occur again Magdalene Laundries • 18 Apr 19
