Terry Prone wrote an interesting article on Monday about the problems arising from the veneration of public figures.

Men remain positioned to influence policies, ideologies, working culture, and practices, and they do so in a way that is far from neutered and not always in female colleagues' interests or arguably even their own, writes Sarah Harte

Leinster House is a workplace with asymmetrical gender power arrangements, and it’s a terrible example

What is the ultimate point of introducing new legislation to combat harmful behaviour if we simultaneously allow tech companies to roll out this technology?

The strong and compelling advantage of decriminalisation of cannabis use is that people caught in possession of a small amount of drugs won’t end up in the criminal justice system

Instead of juries in sexual assault cases, we should have specially trained judges

Rather than crashing into the new year with barely-achievable goals, let's ease into 2025 with things we can achieve. Let's do this

Logistically, something is very wrong in our healthcare system. It’s not like we don’t spend on health, only Luxembourg and Denmark spend more per person than us on health within the EU, writes Sarah Harte

The fact that many men between 18 and 29 feel ‘real men shouldn’t have to care about women’s feelings’ shows the amount of work to be done regarding attitudes

Our infrastructure is creaking, and our population is expanding fast