When people ask “How’s it going?”, I sometimes have to stop and think. The expected response is either “great” on a good day ...

Media freedom is declining across the EU and “perilously close to breaking point” in several countries, a leading civil ...

Long queues in emergency departments is something that never seems to go away, regardless of healthcare management strategies ...

The fact that the EU’s approach to Gaza has been characterised more by division than unity hasn’t prevented the term “bloc” ...

When Denise McCann got a call five years ago on the way into work and heard her brother telling her to go instead to her ...

Housing remains the issue that preoccupies the Irish public, according to the latest Ipsos B & Snapshot poll for The Irish ...

I’ve grown to hate those “brave” articles on regretting motherhood. Not because I don’t think it’s possible to regret being a ...

Cork Constitution may have undergone something of a relative rebuild in recent times but, having been denied a shot at a ...

Munster’s matches were a mixed bag as contests. Ultimately Limerick were never threatened by Tipperary but we saw an ...

Birgitta Hedin-Curtin studied marine biology (with special studies in marine algae) at Lund’s University in Sweden before ...

The imposition of life sentences by Irish judges is “highly discretionary” and life terms are rarely imposed, according to ...

You have a valuation problem when a company with $4.1 million in annual revenues is valued at more than $5 billion. It’s ...