Guest contributor Niamh Donnelly is a middle-distance athlete and long-time member of Dublin City Harriers Athletic Club. She competes in cross country, 800m, 1500m and occasionally the 4 x 400m relay. Here, she writes about how to be a woman in sport…
Here with some fresh pop culture, self care and relaxation recommendations is the rogue team… If you’re on the look out for a new obsession, activity or procrastination focus, fill your boots!
This issue, rogue guest contributor Emma Kelly examines the plight of sex workers in social isolation…
Our extract this issue is from the book Dear Edward, a 2020 novel by American writer Ann Napolitano. It tells the story of a 12-year-old boy who is the sole survivor of a plane crash that kills all of the other 191 passengers, including the boy’s family…
From-scratch bechamel sauce isn’t exactly everyone’s idea of an easy Sunday brunch so skip the faff and try our brilliant bechamel dupe – all of the rich, cheesy goodness with minimal effort.
Our guest contributor this issue, Amy Clarkin, has lived with chronic illness for four and a half years. Here, she writes about how much of life in lockdown has long been her norm, that in some ways Covid-19 has made her feel the most ‘normal’ she has in a long time…
Author and rogue guest contributor Vicky Kavanagh gave birth to her first child shortly before Covid-19 restrictions came into place. She writes about being cut off from the support network so important to new mothers,.
Our book extract this issue is from Irish author Naoise Dolan’s witty, dry debut, Exciting Times.
In lockdown life, Darach Ó Séaghdha has become more conscious than ever of how male friendships change and, in some ways, deteriorate as the years pass
In pandemic times, the Coronavirus seems to trump all health needs. Guest contributor Aoife Martin writes here that recently, she got the call to say that her gender affirmation surgery was approved, making her take a second look at the trans experience in relation to health care…
