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

We over-expect from the legal system — the reality is that while we call out the law, we don’t call out the culture

We now appear to live in a lurid Marvel universe with blow-hard, misogynist, villainous characters

As electoral candidates pound the streets, patronising people or not understanding the real pressures in normal people’s lives should be avoided, writes Sarah Harte

As 'Leathered' and 'Small Things like These' demonstrate, so much of what was visited on Ireland's children in the past has repercussions in the present, writes Sarah Harte

We have been conditioned to accept a coarser way of expressing ourselves, with a resultant decline in civility and mutual respect

The walk of shame is probably dead because shame is dead and buried in the grave

We must educate boys and men on how to interact healthily with girls and women and must spotlight harmful attitudes

The heretical thought that pops into my mind is whether there is any young person left in the country without an autism, ADHD, dyslexia, or anxiety disorder diagnosis