Cassie Delaney ponders the art of being decisive and offers a simple crochet tutorial with few choices. My favourite film is Sister Act 2. My favourite song First Day of…
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We’re at home. All the time. And for many of us, that has brought a realisation that we own too much stuff, and we can’t keep a handle on tidying…
Huda Awan wonders whether it’s appropriate or not to appreciate and enjoy the work of someone who has proven themselves to be problematic…
Kate Brayden examines the painful weight of sex crimes in Ireland. From the experiences of victim support services and solicitors, to anonymous survivors and an Garda Síochana… “Who can I…
In the aftermath of the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland this week banning an ad intended to explain to women how to properly insert a tampon, Liadán Hynes writes about…
Is the ‘Challenge Accepted’ Instagram trend and its accompanying hashtags ultimately meaningless? Aisling Keenan asks the question… I was tagged multiple times last week in the admittedly vague female empowerment…
Guest contributor Alannah Murray is a film student, fashion enthusiast, avid Pinterest user and disability advocate. In her critical essay, she looks at the representation of working class families in…
Aisling Keenan examines the ways in which we’ve taken our friendships online, and how all might not be as rosy as it always seems… You have seen one in action,…
No longer content with long commutes and being tied to the office, many women have turned to the multi-hyphenate life – managing several income sources to build a more rewarding…
In light of the findings of the gender disparity in Irish radio report released this week, Louise Bruton talks to Irish artist CMAT and others about sexism in the music…