Is childhood a thing of the past? Seems so, when the Children’s Rights Alliance is in favour of the Government’s decision to set the so-called digital age of consent at “the lowest age possible” which in this case is 13 years.

My mother had me at 42 and I was only born because she was morally opposed to abortion, writes Victoria White.

Was it by chance or by design that the apologies to Joanne Hayes came just as the campaign to repeal the Eighth Amendment began in earnest,? asks Victoria White.

It will be far more practical for our society to look at the way certain babies are ‘disallowed’, writes Victoria White

Christmas is about houses. More specifically, my Christmas is about my home. How welcoming it is, how full of lovely smells, how clean and bright, how well decorated.

Fianna Fáil has also done many God-awful things but the fact is they handled the banking crash well, writes Victoria White

The effort in some media quarters to explain Alan Hawe’s familicide as an expression of abusive masculinity is beyond stupid, writes Victoria White. 

When Abraham Phelan opened his restaurant in the Dublin suburb of Rathmines he called it Little Jerusalem, writes Victoria White

My grand-uncle drilled with the UVF in Donegal in 1912, writes Victoria White.

You’d want to have had a heart of stone not to feel sorry for Frances Fitzgerald as she walked out of Leinster House on Tuesday, writes Victoria White.