A row has been simmering between the executive and judicial branches of government for some time, writes Alison O’Connor. 

You cannot purport to be a modern leader, like Macron, and not prioritise women at cabinet, writes Alison O’Connor

Those in British politics who talk of a hard Brexit are mainlining a fantasy, and steeped in denial, writes Alison O’Connor.

In the packed Mansion House Roundroom last Friday, a couple of Leo Varadkar supporters did just what you’d expect when an election has been won — they lifted their man high into the air.

Regardless of who wins the election today, the real winner in all of this has been the

I am afraid to go the French capital, and certainly do not want to bring them [my children] there, writes Alison O’Connor.

Without doubt he damaged the party further by staying on too long in an act of self indulgence, writes Alison O’Connor

Children should never be allowed to have unlimited access to the internet, so rules must be put in place about what they can see and post, says Alison O’Connor. 

They believe it is no wonder Muslim women are synonymous with words such as submissive, passive, oppressed, victim, writes Alison O’Connor

The problem is we all know the Church plays a very long game, and sticks, religiously, to its beliefs, writes Alison O’Connor