Kathy Sheridan

When did basic women’s rights come to be regarded as 'privileged'?

A site-value tax and co-operative building are among the economist’s housing crisis solutions

Chris O’Dowd, Maureen Dowd and Mary Lou McDonald among guests for online series

Chris O’Dowd and Mary Lou McDonald among those appearing at this year’s event

‘I’ve always had the view that if I was able to do a job, I should put my name forward’

Can we ever go back or have the four years of his presidency taken us in too deep?

Mindless rule-flouting behaviour is the real problem in the pandemic

The author appeared at The Irish Times Summer Nights Festival on Wednesday evening

There is no room for Covid-19 risk-taking or bellyaching about 14 days of quarantine

Older feminists are not always delighted when the young enjoy freedoms they fought for

The actor and author spoke to The Irish Times Women’s Podcast for its 400th episode

Dutch industrialist abducted in 1975 and held for 36 days dies days after his wife

Linguistic issue would pose a dilemma for a Sinn Féin minister or taoiseach

Her new work, Actress, is about a mother-daughter relationship in bohemian Dublin

Moral grandstanding fosters anger and obscures improvements in many areas

Broadcaster’s empathy and humanity explored society for mixed Irish audience