Terry Prone’s taxi driver was relieved when a garda told him the penalty for running a traffic light and then used his discretion not to impose it. 

When acknowledging a wrong done to others, it may feel right to bring your own feelings centre stage. But don't. It's not about you.

A fire in Manhattan’s garment district in 1911 has so many similarities to the Stardust tragedy. The owners locked windows and doors to prevent workers from getting out with stolen lace

The unlawful killing verdict from the Stardust inquests has proven to everyone what the victims' families had always known, writes Terry Prone

The chronic outrage, the same old faces on the front bench, and Mary Lou McDonald's portentous tone are leaving floating voters cold

Like everything to do with what we’ll laughingly call 'ageing well,' the flamingo test has rules

You might not think of visiting a prison as a cool trip for a bank holiday weekend, but it can be.

It’s no accident that one of the most exciting and popular recent TV series was entitled ‘Succession’. The who-gets-what battle is riveting

'Nothing personal' is one of the phrases that should be banned from every workplace. It is meaningless, while being offensive to staff on the receiving end

ARRIVING into Kent station at 5pm when you’re planning on boarding the 5. 25 train to Dublin is cool and groovy. Gives you time to work on the “Mind the gap” anxiety.