'I have very few happy memories of my time at school'

Unfortunately, Ireland still mostly basks in an illusory mindset that the Patty Hearsts of this world don’t exist here

Harris’s politics is about breaking boundaries, coming from a childhood steeped in the civil rights culture of the 1960s and 1970s, writes Gareth O'Callaghan

Old turf rules appear to have changed now that a joint intolerance towards immigration has resulted in a shared prejudice

Jane and Paul open up about their horrific experience following tourism surgery

So many owners fail to understand that a dog’s unpredictable behaviour should never be underestimated.

When Joe Biden stepped aside and gave his thumbs up to his vice president Kamala Harris for the presidency, he refortified the pillars of democracy just as they were in danger of crumbling, writes Gareth O'Callaghan

On the campaign trail in 2016, Trump stated that he would 'deport all undocumented migrants' living in the US — around 13m residents, including an estimated 50,000 Irish

I can’t recall the morning I woke up and realised there were more years behind me than what lay ahead

Much has been written about why Joe Biden shouldn’t run for a second term in the White House, but there’s been little if anything on why he’s refusing to tender his resignation