Jennifer O'Connell

Ryan Tubridy has a sense of timing, but Montrose behaves as though the outside world hasn’t changed since Gaybo's heyday

Readers tell us about their experiences of getting Irish passports and citizenship since the UK voted to leave the EU

There’s no evidence he or his family have done anything to encourage it, but Burke has become a hero of the far right

‘Transformative’ €170m scheme aims to rebalance city so 30,000 can live immediately north of river with easy access to city

Leo Varadkar said ‘information and facts’ should be provided but not ‘value judgment’

Expectation is that three Coalition leaders will agree on Monday evening to extend ban in some form

Kathleen King is still fighting at the age of 80, frustrated that the State redress scheme refuses to accept her account of events

Researchers say they were denied Freedom of Information access to archives on various grounds by Department of the Taoiseach

Astonishing thing is not that Oakeshott betrayed his confidence, it is that she ever had it in the first place. But some of the criticism of her was unfair

Donnybrook Magdalene Laundry’s books include Blackrock College, Switzers, embassies and hospitals

The author and broadcaster opens up about about navigating miscarriage, early motherhood, autism and anorexia

Why are we convinced we know something the rest of the world does not?

For all the concern about cancel culture and wokewashing, critics, writers, publishers and film producers have always been mindful of changing sensitivities

The time when the white, male, Mass-going, homeowning FF-voter was dominant in Irish society is long past

From heart attacks to female ejaculation and Goop, femininity in science has been a victim of cultural blindness and patriarchy