The fear is that if we are to vote a majority yes today ... we could end up with a mere child in the Áras, writes Alison O’ Connor

THE women of Ireland need to take part in a reproductive action, and by action I mean a stoppage. 

In practice there is far more going on here than the changing of our Constitution writes Alison O’Connor

WE WILL start with an admission: I rather enjoyed the extravaganza that was the Spring Statement. I am in a minority, I know, and it does feel like a guilty pleasure.

There’s a limit to what a slightly OCD independent member of the Oireachtas can do on this, writes Alison O’ Connor

IT IS wonderful news that Hillary Clinton has announced she is running for the US Presidency and that this time she is doing it as a woman.

I feel defiled having listened to the graphic and disturbing detail in the murder trial of Graham Dwyer, writes Alison O’Connor.

IF SOMEONE had told me even 10 years ago that my relationship with my phone would actually be physically closer than the one I’d have with my children I’d have laughed at the daftness of the notion.

DURING the turbulent election campaign of 2011 I wrote about the possibility of Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness being elected as the President of Ireland, writes Alison O’Connor

I’VE JUST finished watching a masterful take down of the global tobacco industry — it’s so good it’s my second time viewing it, and won’t be my last.