What do we talk about when we talk about sport? Why, the preservation of the patriarchy, of course!

If you look around us, the trees are without their leaves, animals are hibernating, farm animals are kept indoors, flowers have gone to seed, and aside from us humans, everyone and everything else seems to have got the memo to slow down, writes Joyce Fegan.

Perhaps the producers saw it coming when they asked Michaella McCollum, dubbed one of the 'Peru 2', to come on to ITV's Good Morning Britain alongside Piers Morgan to promote her new book.

Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid clashed with a veteran DUP politician who said same-sex couples should not be allowed on Strictly Come Dancing because it would be too “challenging” to watch.

Hard to know where to start with the Jade Goody revival, her corpse exhumed by Channel 4 and slapped on a digital slab for us all to have another gawp, writes Suzanne Harrington.

Hard to know where to start with the whole Jade Goody revival, her corpse exhumed by Channel 4 and slapped on a digital slab for us all to have another gawp.

"And that’s the tea."

Befriending your ex’s new partner, while long taboo, is slowly becoming mainstream, writes Rita de Brún

A Limerick man received a priceless gift from the US secret service after he told them how much he loved President Donald Trump.

If you appeared on 'Are You Smarter Than A 10 Year Old?', you wouldn't want to go up against Charley Thomas.

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Audrey's been sorting out Cork people for ages...

I was pleasantly surprised to see Tess Holliday on the cover of the October issue of Cosmopolitan.

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Best-selling novelist Sinead Moriarty lives in Dublin with her husband and three children, aged 13, 12, and 9. Her latest book Our Secrets and Lies is published by Penguin Books.

Far from the madding crowd, deep in the caverns of the birthplace of the once great bastion of altruistic volunteerism that was the GAA, a room full of megalomaniacs congregated.

When I realised the date of the referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment might clash with a work commitment in London, I immediately set about organising a postal vote, writes Louise O’Neill.

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Following on from the success of ‘Killer Women’, Piers Morgan hosts a brand new crime documentary series on TV3.

British model Chloe Ayling has defended profiting from her alleged kidnapping ordeal by being paid for television interviews and writing a book.

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Olivier Giroud came off the bench to head home a late winner and seal three points for Arsenal in a topsy-turvy Premier League opener against Leicester.

JK Rowling’s books promote friendship, loyalty, courage, and learning, writes Colette Keane, who commends her for getting children excited about reading

After a brief chat about all things Irish dancing, they challenged him to try and teach Arnold a basic ‘batter’.

"As we head into September things will be blooming”.

Suzanne Harrington delves into the psyche of ’The Do Gooder’ to fin dout what they’re all about.

Will this year’s Academy Award winners use their moment at the microphone to talk politics? Suzanne Harrington provides some inspiration and takes a look at the best – and worst – protest speeches.

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"Eric Bristow's management asked for a fee of £5,000 in order for him to appear and talk about this issue."

If somebody like Piers Morgan says something sexist (virtually everytime his mouth flaps open), he gets shut down, pulled up, ridiculed. 

Former Top Gear host Chris Evans has dedicated his morning radio show to his ex-colleagues, advising them to “move on” without him.

Brexit would be "better for black people" seeking to enter the country, Nigel Farage has claimed.

US voters will reject Donald Trump because his “ignorant, divisive, and dangerous” views play into the hands of extremists, Sadiq Khan believes.

“He has something really big going on now,” Quinny warned us, as Big Sam gyrated provocatively across the Stadium of Light pitch, yanking off his jacket and threatening, for a terrifying moment, a celebratory full monty.

Leicester 3 Everton 1: If in August you had predicted that Leicester City would spend their final home game of the season partying ahead of their coronation as Premier League champions, you would have been politely told where you should take your opinions.