What makes some people keep going when an institution has more money, more lawyers, more information and more power than they do?

These days, I tend more firmly toward the Old Testament side of the street. I would theoretically say you should forgive somebody but not forget. But if they cross a major red line, then you should never turn the other cheek

Men can get older without their sexuality becoming a joke, but women are not afforded the same luxury, writes Sarah Harte

The Irish Examiner’s Rural Ireland Thinks poll highlights how the narrative of one-dimensional socially conservative rural communities is so inaccurate

From our generation's privileged position of having careers and financial independence, we underestimate the sheer guts feminists like Gloria Steinem showed as trailblazers demanding equal rights and access and making inroads into all the professions and areas of business

In Ireland, even the HSE and VHI can't agree on how common post-partum depression and psychosis are — and six years after Deirdre Morley killed her three children during a psychotic illness, their father Andrew McGinley is still campaigning

Research shows menstruation has a serious impact on women's health and wellbeing — but how do we make workplaces recognise that without stereotyping women?

A toxic culture of naming, shaming and a large dollop of racism means the Cambridge Professor was left with nowhere to turn, writes Sarah Harte 

Eoghan Daltun's film 'An Irish Atlantic Rainforest' brings up timely, provocative questions about how we use our land and what kind of future we want 

Booker nominees' success shows the path to greatness is not as linear as we lead young people to believe, something those anxiously awaiting their Leaving Cert results should remember