Today marks two years since Ibrahim Halawa, an Irish teenager, was jailed in Egypt after he was caught up in a political protest. For two years, he has been due to stand trial for his alleged role in the violence that erupted during the protest. If convicted, he could face the death penalty. The details of Ibrahim’s detention and alleged torture are harrowing but, if he is indeed innocent, it wouldn’t be the first time someone has fallen foul of a justice system, writes Kelly O’Brien.

Though she is haunted by her forays into trad music at school, the Pulses of Tradition have now

The south’s answer to Crufts makes its debut at the Cork Summer Show today. So Kelly O’Brien took her little pooch off for some dog training.

Though not an adherent of any god or religion, I take exception to the full-page piece by your journalist, Kelly O’Brien, attacking aspects of the Catholic Church.

Kelly O’Brien loves ice hockey and isn’t adverse to hanging out at pop-up ice skating rinks in December so she couldn’t resist trying out Red Bull extreme ice skating.

With animal abuse and neglect on the rise in times of financial hardship, there are calls for welfare legislation to be enforced, says Kelly O’Brien

Kelly O’Brien spoke to five people working abroad

In need of a break from the frantic pace of neon-lit shopping centres? Kelly O’Brien looks at the rising trend of traditional Christmas markets featuring festive fun and finger-licking food

The Christmas TV commercials are an integral part of the festive season. Kelly O’Brien and Barbara Scully give their opposing views on their heartstring-tugging sentimentality.

Kelly O’Brien did what one should do at the airport departure lounge in Dublin airport ... she lounged about the place.

Claire Burge is an expert in organisation and she stopped using email two years ago, says Kelly O’Brien.

Cyberbullying is associated with school-aged children and teenagers but online abuse has escalated so that politicians, celebrities and their families are being targeted, writes Kelly O’Brien.

Jumping into a blowhole in Inis Mór is now a popular extreme sport, says Kelly O’Brien.

Kelly O’Brien joins in the celebrity trend of shunning shampoo and apart from a greasy start, the results are far from a washout.

Kelly Osbourne insists she isn't self-obsessed.