Tuesday 26 October, 2021
Budget 2021 won’t bring long-term equality and fairness with the spectre of climate change, writes Dr Shana Cohen.
Concert promoter Shane Dunne reacts to the latest government announcement on the live events sector.
On World Menopause Day, Chartered Physiotherapist Aoife Ni Eochaidh says practice is key to fixing any pelvic issues.
As they prepare for the 2021 Top 8 Street Dance Battle, Tobi Omoteso and Deborah O’Connor explain what hip-hop culture means to them.
In this extract from his new memoir, the renowned fiddle player writes about his arduous journey to learning the instrument – and the support he got from his dad.
Sallay Matu-Garnett, also known by her performance name Loah, on what she learned about herself during her time in Trinity.
Ireland has one of the highest levels of low pay in the EU, something we can no longer ignore, writes SIPTU’s Michael Taft.
Stephen Kenny’s side secured a morale-boosting victory.
The Ireland star recently admitted he had not been vaccinated.
The security analyst says the recent documentary has merely scratched the surface of issues for women in the Defence Forces.
Asylum seekers with disabilities in Direct Provision must be afforded equal rights when compared to people with disabilities outside Direct Provision, Keelin Barry writes.
Darach Ó Séaghdha looks at the latest baby name trends abroad and asks if we have our own ideas here in Ireland.
Our columnist finally returns to his home town of Boston after the post-Covid travel ban is lifted.
Lisa Hone lives with mica in her home every day. She warns householders that they have very little protection on the biggest purchase of their lives.
The TD says the UK administration is misleading the public about the source of its recent transport woes.
The Social Democrats TD says we must pause development of data centres until we know if our energy infrastructure can cope with them.
The end of Direct Provision by December 2024 is doubtful as more than 4000 asylum seekers await their claims to be assesed, writes Bulelani Mfaco.
The housing expert says the broken rental market in Ireland is down to years of failed political policy.
The consent outreach coordinator says we owe it to victims of sexual assault to address and change our attitudes to these crimes.
Joanne Mangan of Grow Remote says as thousands are encouraged to return to offices today, we need a mature approach to new ways of working.
On pensions awareness week, financial expert David Quinn has advice for anyone who has not yet set one up.
The Sinn Féin senator says new legislation to stop the sale of dogs online is not being enforced.
Dr Peter May and Professor Charles Normand say palliative care in Ireland must be expanded now to meet current and future needs.
Mindy O’Brien says the changes to the recycling of plastics should not mean a ‘get out of jail free’ card for plastic manufacturers and businesses.
‘I am concerned for my colleagues and all the women with an interest in politics that may look at this and think, why would I bother?’
Our columnist looks back at the events of September 11 and the impact that day on the world.
It’s an ideal time to reform the Irish educational system, writes Emma DeSouza.
Luke Heffernan missed out on his dream course this year – he feels the ‘points race’ is redundant.
The Fine Gael TD is releasing a new Gender Balance Bill providing for gender quotas on boards and governing councils.
Ireland earned a second 1-1 draw in the space of four days.
More mythical material gives us more stars to aim at, writes Jack Fennell.
The Royals lifted the Brendan Martin Cup for the very first time after a rollercoaster journey.
Stephen Kenny’s side picked up their first point of the campaign this afternoon.
Anthony Murphy outlines how the ancient dwellers built clever structures to work in harmony with the cosmos.
The Minister for Further and Higher Education says the Leaving Cert is not the only avenue to an education.
Ireland went close to securing a famous victory in Faro.
Artist Ciara Chapman’s work on chronic pain is to be exhibited in Cork city – here, she explains how chronic pain has affected her life and how art has helped.
Our columnist looks at the US President’s handling of Afghanistan, and what the future holds for his administration.
The security analyst says the stakes couldn’t be higher in the days before the US withdrawal.
ISIS-K, an affiliate of the Islamic State group, claimed responsibility for the Kabul terrorist attack.
