Broadcaster and lecturer Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin hopes to encourage the public to engage in debate on the referendum, writes Elaine Loughlin.

Had Mayo possessed one more scoring forward these past few years they’d have long ago found what they were looking for, says Enda McEvoy.

Hilary Fennell gets to know Kathriona Devereux, presenter of RTÉ's 10 Things to Know About, a showcase of Ireland's weird and wonderful.

It’s not often that anecdote is backed up by hard scientific fact, but those who claim that Irish beef is in a class of its own are on to something.

THE relationship between music and science is the theme of an upcoming children’s workshop at the National Concert Hall in Dublin.

NEVER let it be said that Kathryn Thomas isn’t a stranger to hard work.

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Parents who want their child to be good at, and enjoy, maths, should start by being positive about the subject themselves and try to make sums a fun part of everyday life, writes Helen O’Callaghan 

The matriarch of Irish food, Myrtle Allen, was last night inducted into the inaugural Good Food Ireland Hall of Fame along with Redmond O’Donoghue and Web Summit Founder Paddy Cosgrave at an event in Herbert Park.

With his family’s staunch republican background and his posh “West Brit” like tones that have proven a hit with BBC listeners, Ryan Tubridy is in many ways the perfect choice for chronicling the lives of Irish people who have made it big in Britain.

One of RTÉ Radio’s most popular presenters is expected to talk on air today about the illness that kept him off the airwaves for more than six months.

His seat has been kept warm for the last six months.

RTÉ star Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin has weighed in to the Rose of Tralee debate to defend the festival from its annual bashing and insist she never felt demeaned by the contest.

Maths whiz Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin may be helping mould the nation’s maths syllabus but she still believes there is an outdated stereotype about women’s head for figures.

CHAT show king Ryan Tubridy is refusing to open up about his wilted romance with Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin.

GIRLS are well known to perform better at exams than boys but female students have been found to rely more on snacks and junk food in the lead-up to important tests.

TO whom it concerns, Ryan Tubridy has been chosen as the new host of the world’s longest running live TV chat slot, The Late Late Show.

RTÉ Television chief Noel Curran promised yesterday the national broadcaster will continue to beef up its summer programming.

DECLAN MOLLOY and Catriona Clancy once shared a hospital room together as cancer patients.