This question was sent in by seven-year-old Eoin, from Galway.

Jeremy Corbyn's name has become a slogan in its own right, chanted by crowds at Glastonbury and emblazoned on T-shirts.

This week’s question comes in from Rob in Co Clare; he would like to know how smells are created and how they travel.

Naomi Carroll’s hat-trick saw Cork Harlequins sweep aside Trinity 5-1 in the women’s EY Hockey League, boosting the Farmer’s Cross club into a share of top spot.

This week’s question is: Can animals talk to each other and if so, what kind of language do they use?

This question is more science fiction than science, as, thankfully, we can’t just turn off gravity. But it is a question I get asked a lot, so hypothetically speaking, this is what we could expect.

Nine-year-old Emma would like to know… “DO BATS USE SONAR TO COMMUNICATE WITH EACH OTHER OR JUST TO LOCATE OBSTACLES AND FOOD?”

I LOVE the way children see things from a completely different perspective. Take this question sent in by six year old Ted….

Naomi is a science communicator and mother to three inquisitive children. She can be found at sciencewows.ie

It is the travel season again and many are heading off on holidays. For some, that trip takes them to far flung places and they may experience the downside to travelling across different time zones – the dreaded jet lag. But what exactly is it, can it be avoided or is it destined to knock you off kilter and rob you of a few days of that precious holiday? asks Dr Naomi Lavelle

WE SPENT the bank holiday weekend catching up with family which was lovely. Of course, when you put a load of kids together, the questions really ratchet up; we were bombarded with them the entire weekend. My favourite one was…

Hailee Steinfeld looked beautiful in a silver macramé dress at the Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas.

We Irish can be great for enhancing a tale. As natural storytellers there is nothing wrong with a little embellishment, is there? But what is the difference between a little exaggeration and a full blown lie?

Erin O’Connor’s down to earth, Irish roots have served her well. Esther McCarthy meets the unassuming supermodel in Dublin

This week Dr Naomi Lavelle answers your questions on the super important H2O.

This week’s question was sent in by seven-year-old Sábha, from Bray, Co Wicklow. Sábha would like to know… why do giraffes have such long necks? 

Ever wondered when spring has actually sprung? Dr Naomi Lavelle may have the answers as she takes us through the Spring equiox.

First Dates Ireland once again proved tha there are two ways to watch this show.

The aim of natural family planning is to determine as accurately as possible the beginning and end of the fertile phase, says Helen O’Callaghan.

Dr Naomi Lavelle gets inside our heads and tells us all about what’s in there.

Scientist Dr Naomi Lavelle explains why people reach for chicken soup to cure the common cold.

Caroline Rigney tells Valerie O’Connor about how she and husband Joe moved to a farm to make highly-prized pork products from rare-breed pigs.

Joe Biden’s life was forged in the school of hard knocks while Donald Trump enjoyed a privileged upbringing, with an obvious effect on the men’s politics, writes Bette Browne

Naomi Fleming tried to flick away what appeared to be a bit of chocolate on her leg and discovered a mole the size of a two cent piece on the back of her thigh.

A Limerick mother has lost her eldest and youngest children in road traffic crashes — 13 years apart.

To commemorate last night’s Oscars, hotel comparison site trivago.ie compiled a list of 10 hotels featured in recent movies.

Cinema goers — hang on to your popcorn. James Bond has been radicalised. 

A 16-year-old lifeguard in England has helped save a man’s life just 13 minutes into her first day of work after he suffered a suspected heart attack on a beach.

Twink’s daughter Chloe Agnew said her family has “moved on” from her parents’ much-publicised separation in 2004.

Liam Broady and Kyle Edmund are both just one match away from qualifying for the Australian Open for the first time after impressive performances in Melbourne on Thursday.

Gardaí have asked the public to help find missing teenager Naomi Lopongo.

Politicians, academics, journalists, and the public have been paying tribute to current affairs mastermind Brian Farrell who died yesterday morning.