Do we no longer care for conversation with people? We have things to say and by God, we don’t need others getting in the way of saying it.

Vogue magazine should not have airbrushed 1990s supermodels, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington. It would have been so empowering to show these women celebrating the aging process, unfiltered in middle age.

"It can be daunting for a child to move from the familiar comfort of their primary school into the big unknown world of secondary school. They will be surrounded by difference."

It’s just good fun with a serious message running at its core

"To think that families at their most vulnerable, most in need of help, turning to our national services in those desperate moments, find that what they encounter distresses them further."

"We are constantly being told how well the country is doing, and talk of rainy-day saving is in the air, before Budget 2023 is released in September. The government is clearly trying to manage our expectations."

Ryan has learned a hard lesson; a week is a long time in the public eye, one minute you’re receiving best wishes from Paul McCartney. The next, you’re an Enoch Burke meme outside RTÉ

"...when I look back now almost 30 years later, what I really recall is those summer jobs I worked, the people I met, and the friends I made."

We don’t know what to do - he won’t get points for medicine and I know that will devastate him. Can you please give us some advice?

In the Republic, nearly a year ago, Garda Damien McCarthy at the Garda Representative Association (GRA) annual conference, warned that children are being exploited online every day because of a serious backlog in cyber-crime investigations.