S columnistsMick Clifford: James Connolly would have a thing or two to say about the modern Irish leftMore than a century after his death, James Connolly’s political legacy remains claimed by a left divided over ideology, strategy and power.
gaa'A wave of shock spread across Waterford GAA': Tributes paid to Brendan Breen following his passing
After nearly 20 years of Asbos, did Ireland's antisocial behaviour experiment work?Introduced amid fears over vandalism, disorder, and youth offending, antisocial behaviour orders were supposed to give communities a powerful new weapon. Nearly two decades later, their impact remains open to debate
Electric Picnic: CMAT said it — this is as good as we'll getMayo's footballers hit the headlines as they joined the Saw Doctors on stage — but it was Meath's own Dunboyne Diana who summed up the spirit of Ireland's favourite festival
Andoni Iraola’s €82m Liverpool full-back questionA long-term knee injury suffered by Northern Ireland international right-back Conor Bradley hasn’t helped Iraola, with the current incumbents looking susceptible in defence and largely non-existent going forward.
Clodagh Finn: The Irish flappers who gave bishops sleepless nights by embracing jazz and fashionNew research reveals how Irish women embraced jazz, fashion and dance despite bishops’ warnings about the supposed dangers of modernity
Sex File: Why are things so hot in bed since I found out he was sexting another woman? I discovered some inappropriate texts to another woman on my husband's phone two months ago. We slept in separate beds while I considered whether I wanted to continue our marriage.
Eoin Thornton: My child doesn't use tech — but in school, it's embedded despite the harmsWhen cybersecurity expert Eoin Thornton's daughter started school, he assumed parents would have to consent to smart devices in the classroom. Two years on, he's learned they have no say despite departmental policy
€775k Ringaskiddy five-bed has plenty of space for a busy familyThe house, which is guiding at €775k, was built in the early 2000s, has five bedrooms upstairs and five living rooms downstairs, one of which is set up as an office.
S Terry Prone: Lucia Berlin’s words leapt from the page in the world’s oldest bookshopEach and every one of what are described as 'short stories' reads like a faithful account of an episode in her own life. No pretension. No philosophising. No concealment.
Is Cork University Hospital safe? Inside the growing dispute over staffing and resourcesStaff and management fear winter pressures could expose patient safety risks as a dispute over resources intensifies at Cork University Hospital Listen |
The Deirdre O’Shaughnessy Podcast: Wild Swans author Jung Chang on growing up in Mao’s China Listen |
Darren Allen: Direct drilling delivers as wheat margins come under pressureCork tillage farmer Darren Allen reflects on an exceptionally early harvest and reveals what his on-farm trials taught him about establishment systems, fungicide use and the increasingly precarious margins from winter wheat.
Funeral of King Harald V to take place on Wednesday, September 9The funeral of King Harald V will take place on Wednesday, September 9, Norway’s royal palace said on Sunday. Harald died on Friday and his son became the King Haakon VIII.
Building careers through skills, not set pathsMSD Ireland talent leaders say adaptability, lifelong learning and transferable skills are what shapes career success