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Democrats have expected poetry to hold their messaging for far too long, and they are losing voters, particularly working-class voters

The anger and vitriol levelled against the Cork hurling team after last Sunday's All-Ireland final speaks to a deeper kind of social discontent. Namely — if...

Life could also end tomorrow — that’s one trick of fate that helps us get past the sheer madness of matrimony

We get attached to the oddest objects, but those emotional bonds are real

Am I odd for hating board games that never end, or having no desire to kick a ball about with my children?

A dream highlights an unresolved feeling of jealousy, prompting Jennifer Horgan to think about how relationships change when we become parents 

From 'Stand by Me' to Sleepless in Seattle' to 'Being Charlie', Rob Reiner explored what it means to be a parent, and showed incredible empathy in his films...

After Britain’s trans rights ruling, concerns grow that autistic people may be next in line for political targeting

How do we focus on Irish as a living language and make it meaningful for all learners?

There is an authenticity you feel from charity shopping, finding your treasure buried deep in the junk and jumble. It is an individuality you just can’t find...