Margaret Cousins was well-remembered in Ireland for founding, with Hanna Sheehy Skeffington, the Irishwomen’s Franchise League in 1908

It's nearly half-past January and the grand stretch is kicking in. So put on that hat, get to an outdoor café, wrap your hands around a hot coffee, and start becoming a true outsider

We have normalised heavy drinking of alcohol at almost every occasion, so why not normalise calling out the harm it does too?

Why do TV producers insist on remaking the classics when there are so many real-life adventures that are far more dramatic?

With the Government recently increasing the amount it will give to the mica redress scheme by €800m, the same amount that was announced for the Mother and Baby Redress Scheme, Clodagh Finn asks if the Government values the damage done to property above the unutterable damage inflicted on its own people?

Why do we still have such an issue with the female voice?

I've fond childhood memories of my local shop but, even better, it's still thriving and actively giving back to the community

Waiting, counting, and living for treats sum up the reality of our lives since March 2020, writes Clodagh Finn

There has never been a better time to recall the Cork-born labour activist whose famous catch cry is still invoked: 'Pray for the dead and fight like hell for the living'

The work of surgeon and later psychiatrist Patricia Horne, who died on October 29, is widely admired