70% of respondents are planning to go on a summer holiday this season.

Ireland is facing a “skin cancer epidemic”, the Irish Cancer Society (ICS) has warned.

Nine out of 10 people think the red weather alert issued by Met Éireann during Storm Emma was justified.

Children are posting more and more personal information online, particularly via social networking sites. A court case has highlighted why the ‘tech talk’ is now as important as the ‘sex talk’, writes Catherine Shanahan.

Almost half of people in Ireland, 48%, think smartphones should not be allowed in schools at all, according to a survey by iReach Insights.

Four in five Irish people are worried about the cost of energy this winter, according to the independent price comparison and switching service Switcher.ie.

One-third of the population think those who watch television on a tablet, laptop or PC should also have to pay for a licence.

30% of us think people who access television content online should pay a TV licence according to a new survey.

More than seven out of 10 Irish people say they are planning to go on holidays this summer - with Spain the most popular overseas destination.

Almost half of those subject to racism in housing estates are children while the majority of victims are of black African descent, a new study shows.

We spend millions on flowers, cards, restaurants, holidays and chocolates to celebrate it every year – but it turns out that almost three-quarters of Irish adults are not big fans of Valentine’s Day.

Almost one in three (31%) of Irish parents want to have a ‘big’ family, with one in 10 planning to extend their brood in 2017, new research reveals.

Ireland is suffering a “brain drain” as thousands of mothers leave the workforce every year due to the excessive costs associated with childcare, according to new research.

It’s official — King Nidge is dead, but fans may yet be treated to a sixth season of Love/Hate.