Experts appear to be on the same page, but it may not be enough to convince the dissenters on the National Maternity Hospital move, writes Alison O’Connor.

The Post Traumatic Catholic Syndrome is understandably strong, given how Irish women have been treated over the years, but we must not be blinded by it

Menopause isn’t a feminist or a niche issue. This affects our whole society — women make up over half the population

'No more of the familiar tap tap of small terrier paws around the house' — sixteen years on, our much-loved dog is gone

New leader needs to be honest about how, in recent times, fear had risen among members of the parliamentary party that Labour might disappear under Alan Kelly's rule

Michael Healy-Rae keeps on piling up the millions while launching often nasty attacks on other parliamentarians

Now that the three-year review provided for in the 2018 Act is under way, Irish women need to be aware that rights they have won can be threatened, as is happening in the United States

As we continue to deal with the pandemic, here's another once-in-a-lifetime shock. One big difference being that the chaos, suffering, and death unleashed on Ukraine is entirely by design

Micheál seems to be having a bit of a moment — you could say it’s been a long time coming

Paul Reid and Robert Watt's double act at the health committee left TDs fuming as, again, the system has grabbed a vital reform agenda — and the best we can hope for now is Sláintecare-lite