Citizens need to ask why their data is being held onlineOpinion: You own yourself: it’s time to stake a claimMon May 19 2014 - 12:01
Why we should pay for waterOpinion: Privatising water appears to make it cleaner, but more expensiveMon May 12 2014 - 12:01
Kidnapping of 234 girls in Nigeria gets scant attentionOpinion: Human life is more newsworthy in one country than it is in the nextMon May 05 2014 - 12:00
Breaking legs: the new Irish acting talentA new generation is following the lead of Brosnan and Neeson. But what makes Irish actors so compelling?Sat May 03 2014 - 01:00
Hands up all those who support the teachersThe teaching profession attracts ripples of resentment while young teachers struggle to meet commitmentsMon Apr 28 2014 - 01:00
Vivienne Dick: stifled in Ireland, celebrated in New YorkThe influential Irish film-maker brings her new film to the Darklight festival. She talks about her long career, and leaving Ireland for the buzz of the 1970s No Wave sceneTue Apr 22 2014 - 01:00
Women at the top should not forget sisters lower downOpinion: Facebook figure Sheryl Sandberg has climbed the corporate ladder but we need to listen to those at the bottom tooMon Apr 21 2014 - 01:00
It’s not easy to have a life and keep up with ‘Thrones’If you occupy yourself with anything other than television you are out of the loopMon Apr 14 2014 - 11:05
Making culture landmarks, one street at a timeIrish street art is growing in scale, quality and ambition – and now it even has ministerial approval as it transforms our towns and citiesSat Apr 12 2014 - 01:00
‘How is it possible we will not see her again’Bob Geldof says his family is beyond pain at his daughter’s deathTue Apr 08 2014 - 00:08
Why drug users should be decriminalisedOpinion: Drug dealing and drug taking on the street has become a frightening public health issueMon Apr 07 2014 - 07:34
Direland or Inspireland: which Ireland do you live in?Opinion: Constitutional Convention puts social change on the agendaMon Mar 31 2014 - 01:00
Fianna Fáil’s renewal plans are for the birds only in one wayOpinion: Women on a ballot paper are nearly always exceptional – for even getting thereThu Mar 27 2014 - 12:48
Irish: A language for all speakersOpinion: Gaeilge belongs as much to the Irish-Nigerian kid as to the Bean an Tí in Gaoth DobhairMon Mar 24 2014 - 11:57
Giant portraits to challenge negative image of young men in IrelandLocal youngsters are being recruited to help out on ‘Our Nation’s Sons’ project, which aims to display murals in six cities across the country this summerSat Mar 22 2014 - 01:05
In love with life’s losersAs work gets underway on the movie of her bestselling novel ‘Room’, Ontario-based Dubliner Emma Donoghue talks about life as a writer, and why she’s always been attracted to outsidersSat Mar 15 2014 - 01:00
Righting the wrong that is violence against womenThe findings in a survey by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights are jaw-droppingMon Mar 10 2014 - 01:05
Beyoncé unbeatable before Dublin audienceReview: Musical juggernaut rolls into town for first of four datesSun Mar 09 2014 - 13:07
Where are you when your kids are online?Just 26% of parents monitor their children’s internet activity on a daily basisMon Mar 03 2014 - 12:00
Development takes Moore Street site from baking dough to making doughSuccess of the Paris Bakery is an example of entrepreneurial spirit bringing life back to urban areasMon Feb 17 2014 - 12:00
We need bolshie women journalists as role modelsWe need more women in high-ranking positions in journalism so the public can see itself reflectedMon Feb 10 2014 - 06:00
Foy Vance and Bell X1 dazzle as Other Voices returns to DerryThe Music Trail brings 60 bands to venues, bars and churches in the citySat Feb 08 2014 - 14:19
Putting it up to PutinThis portrait of Pussy Riot is personal as well as political, thanks to the author’s unique accessSat Feb 08 2014 - 01:00
Susan Wood: from Easy Rider’s difficult shoot to clicking with John and YokoIn her long career, the photographer has captured everyone from Jayne Mansfield to Norman Mailer. She tells how Dennis Hopper betrayed Peter Fonda and how she earned her subjects’ trustFri Feb 07 2014 - 01:00
The truth drove Louise O’Keeffe, and the truth wonThe truth does not disappear just because it is ignoredMon Feb 03 2014 - 01:01
The Coppers formulaCopper Face Jacks, on Harcourt Street, is a cheesy nightclub, somewhere between school disco and local rural nightclub, in the middle of the capital. Una Mullally spent a night on the tilesSat Feb 01 2014 - 01:00
Luke Kelly: 30 years after his death, his voice lives onThe man from Sheriff Street, known for his expressive singing voice and generosity, left an indelible mark on Irish music and on the Irish singers who came in his wakeThu Jan 30 2014 - 01:00
Shannon protesters spoke for many of us‘They are flown perhaps to a country where torture is a little more acceptable’Mon Jan 27 2014 - 13:09
Spread your wings beyond BarcelonaLeave the city behind and explore the fascinating Catalan towns and villages within easy reach, where you’ll find culture andgastronomy at every turnSat Jan 25 2014 - 01:00
Ireland and Garth Brooks: a love storyThe two Croke Park concerts announced this week take us back to the 1990s and the line-dancing crazeTue Jan 21 2014 - 17:26
Homophobia watchdog needed before marriage equality referendumLGBT rights debate shows how far Irish society needs to progressMon Jan 20 2014 - 12:00
Humble pie on the menu for Manchester UnitedHumility does not come naturally to United or their fansMon Jan 13 2014 - 12:00
The very Irish tale of Ralph Lauren’s niece in courtThe arrest of Jenny Lauren in Ireland has a US romcom feel about itTue Jan 07 2014 - 19:55
Slamming the door on decent designThe vast majority of modern Irish buildings are crap in comparison to what came before themMon Jan 06 2014 - 01:53
Men need to step up to their role in Feminism 4.0Gender equality cannot happen solely by women ‘leaning in’Mon Dec 30 2013 - 14:51
My best moment of 2013From becoming a grandmother for the first time to simply enjoying meeting customers in a shop, the best memories are personalSat Dec 28 2013 - 01:00
Paddy Power hits slam-dunk low with North Korean stuntBookmaker plans to stage basketball match in PyongyangMon Dec 23 2013 - 01:00
Follow that starWhat better way to end the year in pop culture than with a Nativity play featuring all of our favourite stars?Sat Dec 21 2013 - 01:00
‘Twelve pubs of Christmas’ is a booze orgy too far for IrelandIf there is such a thing as the personality of a country, you’d have to say that we’re a tearaway teenagerMon Dec 16 2013 - 01:00
Rugger brothers: the sporting ambitions of the Kearney boysThe rugby playing Kearney brothers tell Una Mullally about their sporting hopes, those falling out of nightclubs rumours, and who cooks their Christmas turkeySat Dec 14 2013 - 01:03
‘This thing is terrifying. What am I doing here?’On paper Other Voices is a music festival, but when its series of concerts in a tiny Dingle church mixes with the buzz and banter of the Co Kerry town, it becomes something much more magicalSat Dec 14 2013 - 01:00
Gender upender: a fuzzy chat with PeachesShe’s cool, confrontational and her spectacular live performances are legendary. Now she has written, directed and starred in her own movie. Peaches talks to Una Mullally over a bad phone line about her pioneering workFri Dec 13 2013 - 00:00
Live review: Other Voices day threeThe Dingle festival saved its best till last, when John Grant broke the whole church’s heartsWed Dec 11 2013 - 01:09
Arts play second fiddle on television‘Other Voices’ is a welcome survivor of RTÉ’s whittling of arts outputMon Dec 09 2013 - 01:00
Poetry, swagger and a little trembling at Other VoicesDavid Gray, Hozier, Lisa O’Neill and Patti Griffin make for the real deal in DingleSun Dec 08 2013 - 12:26
Dingle plays host to glittering array of musical talent‘Other Voices’ grows into one of the most acclaimed occasions in the music calendarFri Dec 06 2013 - 22:43
