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Conlon’s testimony as a feminist activist are a reminder that the decades preceding sweeping social change in Ireland were more nuanced than sometimes acknowledged

Unthinkable: The good life is not a saccharine, Christmas Day joyful experience. It’s the well-balanced life, lived with rationality and virtue, argues lecturer and MMA fighter Gaven Kerr

Emigration can be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it offers a chance to flourish and thrive. On the other, those who leave the auld sod ...

Did Connemara people invent the 'craic'? It might be a good topic of conversation while the populace at large is having the craic during the

I’m able to engage with both sides of my heritage — able to be myself and enjoy life

The currency of Catholic-hierarchy and narrow-nationalist versions of anti-conscriptionism, and the absence of international-socialist versions, explains why the revulsion against the war in its later years could take Catholic-nationalist-militant but socially-conservative forms.

Eye on Nature: Eanna Ní Lamhna on fly agaric mushrooms, hedgehogs, mandarin ducks, robins and holly berries

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Due to deliberate efforts by extremists, such slogans are everywhere

Kildare County Council has published details of 18 separate grants, commissions and bursary awards available to creative and artistic projects in the county in…