I worry about the normalisation of racist anti-immigrant rhetoric in Ireland — not to mention its irony, given how Irish immigrant communities are everywhere on earth, and have been forever,  writes Suzanne Harrington

Monolithic power accrued by unaccountable, unimaginable wealth means we are living in the age of the techno tyrant, says Suzanne Harrington

We are all main characters in the movie of us, every moment recorded, uploaded, shared for likes

A cohort of Gen Z women believe the only way to survive patriarchy is to worm their way into it

Two similarly aged teens enjoying each other's company exists in a different galaxy from a teen and an adult twice their age

A good book can reset your entire central nervous system, said no neurologist ever, but we readers know better

The malignant narcissist is so fragile, paranoid and insecure that their behaviour will be wildly volatile, unpredictable and incoherent. Sound familiar?

A recent march against the far-right in London had tangible physical and mental benefits for me

Seeking self-worth and validation in external possessions is like building your house on the edge of a cliff

Our emotions are now commodities, to be harvested, manipulated, and sold back to us