Maia Dunphy: âI really do want people to like me, even if itâs at the expense of my own wellbeingâ
The writer and broadcaster on the beauty of Dublin in the sun, the horrors in Gaza, and the importance of fun
Wealth gap tensions: âMy friends donât have to budget like me. A round of cocktails scares the s**t out of meâ
Weâre reluctant to discuss it, but wealth disparity an cause serious tension in relationships
Jen Hogan: My day as a mother with seven children, a job, and a dog with half a tail
A shaggy-dog story about parenting seven children and working
Astronaut Chris Hadfield on Donald Trump: âIt makes me angry because heâs treated our country like a chattelâ
The Canadian former commander of the International Space Station shares thoughts on Ireland, pepper and the afterlife
Shamrock Rovers footballer Dylan Watts: âMy time in England was toughâ
Watts, who was named the PFAI Player of the Year for 2024, on his love for Dublin, strongest childhood memory and time in England
Jen Hogan: There are probably few more vilified groups, in society, than teenage boys
Jen Hogan: Everyone is talking about Adolescence on Netflix, but we should also be talking about how to look after our boys
News presenter Sharon Tobin: âMy dad died when I was young and that made me inclined to take chargeâ
Journalist and presenter of RTĂâs Six One News on passing up an exciting career opportunity
Adolescence in teenagersâ own words: âParents have absolutely no ideaâ
Young people are familiar with social media terms and concepts mentioned in the Netflix drama, and know misogyny is rife online. Their parents? Not so much
SĂomha NĂ Ruairc: Growing up in a house of girls, I looked at boys as aliens
The broadcaster and co-host of the How to Gael podcast appears in the Irish language dating series GrĂĄ ar an TrĂĄ (Virgin Media One, Monday)
Jen Hogan: Letâs take an extra day to think of all the reasons weâre grateful to be Irish
Once I was near dragged away from this Emerald Isle
Ruth Scott: I am the youngest of eight siblings. I had a curious childhood
Ruth Scott is an MC, voiceover artist, humanist wedding celebrant and a presenter with Irelandâs Classic Hits Radio
Should parents be checking their teenagersâ phones?
Our children will do their best to find ways around our rules, whether we like it or not
Eimear Quinn: I suffer from that default of well-bred Catholic school girls, where weâre people pleasers
The Irish singer on being a model child, losing herself in the wildness of Ireland and having no regrets about not becoming a pop star
âI was a Billie Barry kid. Iâd like to be able to do the splits againâ
Actor Aisling Breen was recently appointed storyteller in residence at Dublin City Libraries
If youâve never been to this magical childrenâs music event, thereâs still time
No matter how many times you go to the Peace Proms, it never fails to take your breath away. Rhythm is a Dancer indeed