Many are against waiting for a public inquiry to make answers public, writes Claire O’Sullivan

Kirsty Donohue’s eldest child told her he was a boy trapped in a girl’s body. She tells Claire O’Sullivan about the journey her family has been on since that day.

Getting away from it all is best experienced at a full-on yoga and sleep retreat, says Claire O’Sullivan.

There are a staggering 252 charities working in the area of suicide prevention in this country, writes Claire O’Sullivan. 

RTÉ reporter Olivia O’Leary is the latest in an ever-growing line of famous Irish faces to admit they have suffered from depression and undergone treatment. Slowly, the country’s cynical view of mental health is changing for the better, writes Claire O’Sullivan

Claire O’Sullivan and Karen Funnell discuss the ways they succeeded when trying to get their kids to eat healthy food at the dinner table.

On the eve of the 1916 anniversary, Claire O’Sullivan took her kids to Dublin to tour the city’s child-friendly museums.

If you want to chill out in one of the least commercialised fishing villages in the country, treat yourself and head to Dunmore East says Claire O’Sullivan.

Athlone has a lot to offer, as Claire O’Sullivan discovered on a recent family trip to Hodson Bay Hotel.

On behalf of all childcare professionals, whether working in a centre or in a home-based setting, we would like to take issue with comments made by Claire O’Sullivan (Nov 17, Irish Examiner).

The co-owner with his brother, John, of Kenmare’s five-star Park Hotel knows how to treat people and how to be treated. He has put his wisdom into a book and Claire O’Sullivan picked out some gems.

Ahead of Cork Fashion Week, five of the city’s movers and shakers tell Claire O’Sullivan what gives the city its edge

A group concerned about the impact of pylons are impressed by an innovative biomass project, writes Claire O’Sullivan

Over-spending by hospitals is running at twice the rate it was this time last year. And there’s little sign the trend is going to change, writes Claire O’Sullivan

Claire O’Reilly on why you should explore the Aragonese capital before everyone else catches on to its charms.

It took 31 years before the Sacred Heart nuns admitted to Mary that her baby boy had died of septicaemia, writes Claire O’Sullivan

Something needs to be done to increase female representation in the science, technology, engineering, and maths sectors, and McAfee is to the forefront, writes Claire O’Sullivan.