THEY say time heals, but time can also warp and deceive. It flies, but it can also stand still. It can keep repeating.

Why do people grossly oversimplify how humans respond to complex feelings of grief, sadness, vulnerability, and despair, asks Jennifer Horgan

'My sister was struggling to hold back tears reading her letter, sharing her shock and frustration that women and girls are still so vulnerable in this country'

Many children, far too many children, lack basic support in schools

Olympic champion boxer Imane Khelif, who was the subject of a global gender eligibility row during her Olympic run, has named JK Rowling and Elon Musk in a cyberbullying lawsuit

The underlying message in these films is that while the death of the mother is tough, it makes you stronger. It is anti-socialist messaging at its most manipulative

Despite talk of disinterment, maybe we should ought to leave Eamonn Casey’s remains in the cathedral in Galway as a reminder of how many people helped put him there

It matters that we speak about what it means to be Irish, especially now

An early morning viewing of a Netflix documentary leads Jennifer Horgan to conclude that this is an age of misogyny

'I am a feminist, and yet I find myself wanting my daughters to have smaller chests to make their lives easier, to keep them safe'