Acknowledging that many of its members fought in the British army does not diminish the GAA’s contribution to Irish society or the fact that many others of its members fought in 1916 and in the War of Independence, writes Paul Rouse

Children love to scare themselves silly at Halloween. But what’s even scarier is the amount of sweets they get on the night, says Áilín Quinlan.

Is there really that much of a difference between women and men’s ability to drive after alcohol? Louise Roseingrave, and a male volunteer, put their skills to the test — after a few beers

THE resignation of Caoimhe Mairtín from Marino College in Dublin is bad news for Irish primary education. In a lifetime devoted to teaching she has been a giant of the profession, a forward thinking and zealous enthusiast for primary education.