5 things to look out for in the German elections this weekend From the likely next chancellor to possible coalition partners, here's what you need to know before Germany goes to the polls Germany • 20 Feb
The big impact of workplace commuting on Irish towns and villages New research looks at how commuting from rural Ireland for work impacts people's lives, families and communities Commuting • 13 Feb
Do you need lessons in love? Some of us are quite comfortable with being loved, but it is not as easy to embrace the side of the equation, which is to … valentines day • 10 Feb
How do you create a bike-friendly neighbourhood? Here's a checklist for communities who want to take action on traffic congestion, pollution and green transport in their area Podcast • 07 Feb
The story of Ireland's adoption history in two institutions A new project will look at the history of Dublin's Temple Hill and Bird's Nest children's homes through interviews with adoptees and employees History • 06 Feb
Here are 3 items for the to-do list of new Minister for Children The same issues have plagued Tusla and the provision of services for children in care for more than a decade Children • 05 Feb
How St Brigid made Kildare the hotspot of 7th century Ireland Medieval writer Cogitosus described Kildare as a 'vast and metropolitan city' thanks to the presence of the tomb of St Brigid St Brigid's Day • 01 Feb
Can green computing help us deal with the problem of dark data? Unused digital data is an invisible yet significant issue which consumes substantial amounts of energy and resources Computing • 31 Jan
The other Brigids: the forgotten mighty women of Medieval Ireland St Brigid may have led the way, but there were other powerful, inspiring and influential women who blazed a trail in Medieval Kildare Medieval Ireland • 30 Jan
Why do countries fail to implement disaster plan recommendations? States spend a lot of cash and time preparing for emergencies like Storm Éowyn, but fail to act on these plans when disasters occur Storm Éowyn • 29 Jan
What's the effect of being a carer on the caregivers themselves? Research shows people in caregiving roles could benefit from connecting with peers in similar situations Carers • 27 Jan
Will the real St Brigid please stand up? Here's the evidence which indicates that the Kildare woman was real - and why this is worth emphasising today St Brigid • 27 Jan
Rain, floods & storms: why weather conditions are getting wetter With Storm Éowyn due to hit Ireland in the next 24 hours, we can all clearly see the effects of climate change on Ireland's weather … Weather • 23 Jan
Why have we seen so many storms in Ireland in recent years? A very high level of storminess has meant more frequent and intense storms hitting the country Weather • 22 Jan
Why is climate justice missing from new Government programme? Ireland is uniquely positioned to lead on transformative climate justice, but the incoming Government is proceeding with business as usual Climate Change • 22 Jan
How 18th century Irish traders set up business in the Canaries Irish merchants were drawn to Tenerife by the growing economic opportunities offered by the island's sweet wines History • 15 Jan
How did the saint who inspired Santa Claus end up in Co Kilkenny? The remains of St Nicholas are said to be in the grounds of a ruined chuch in Co Kilkenny thanks to some medieval adventurers Christmas • 23 Dec 24
How supermarkets turned loyalty cards into a data treasure trove Loyalty cards were once a way to reward repeat customers, but the data they produce is now a lucrative revenue source for supermarkets Supermarkets • 16 Dec 24
5 reasons why greyhounds make great family pets They're easy to live with, low-maintenance and happy to be left alone to sleep Dogs • 16 Dec 24
What rights do children treated for cancer have in Irish schools? Children returning to school during and after cancer treatment are often not aware of their entitlement to education supports Children • 12 Dec 24
Who would own the Woolly Mammoth if scientists brought it back? If technology manages to recreate extinct animals like the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo, would they be patented and monitised? Patents • 03 Dec 24
Are you being driven to distraction by technology? Digital tools have increased the amount of work we do so it may be time to embrace slow productivity in the workplace technology • 04 Dec 24
Here are the most competitive constituencies in Election 24 The Kavanagh Constituency Competitiveness Score uses the electoral experience of candidates in a constituency to determine competitiveness Election 24 • 28 Nov 24
Meet George Ryan, the Tipperary Don Quixote in 18th century Peru The Tipperaryman's adventures as a grandee at large in South America involved everything from coca collection to debt collecting History • 27 Nov 24
The rise of the all-seeing smart doorbell in our towns and cities A smart doorbell is a means of securitisation that heightens surveillance and may lead to unintended consequences technology • 04 Dec 24