So much of our debate today centres around privileged people being offended by marginalised people's offence, writes Joyce Fegan.

TV star Graham Norton has hit back at Michael Parkinson’s criticism of the current generation of chat show hosts, and bemoaned the rise of “goody goody” dramas.

Tomás Ó Sé believes the structure of the Munster championship doesn’t have the players’ interests at heart.

A Baptist pastor in North Carolina has triggered internet outrage with his call from the pulpit for all gays and lesbians to be rounded up, fenced in like cattle, then left to die.

RTÉ star Oliver Callan has come out as gay on tele-vision after being accused of being homophobic.

CORK’S stance on Rule 42 will not “queer the pitch” for Saturday’s Congress debate on the opening up of Croke Park, leading GAA officials insisted last night.

A Leitrim man who sexually abused a boy in his community while calling him “a dirty little queer” has been jailed for eight years.

Some principals may be too dismissive in how they deal with homophobic bullying in primary schools, researchers have found.

Former Roscommon captain and manager Fergal O’Donnell admits he is delighted to be taking charge of his native county with Kevin McStay.

 Driving through Cork city on my way to a yoga studio, there are big colourful signs everywhere. Cork Pride 2017. Wow.

Love in the digital age means you can whisper sweet nothings via text, tweet, Facebook, email, or any of the dozen digital methods of communication colonised by teenagers.