Exhibition is currently running in Cork City Library on Grand Parade, with book on women due to be published later this year ...

Increased understanding of sex differences in response to diet will help provide more tailored, personalised nutrition to those at risk of heart disease.' ...

That chimes with the experience of Morag Prunty, a London-born Irish novelist who writes under the ... Centre earlier this month is mostly older women. Judging by Prunty’s interactions with ...

By the end of the second World War, Paris became a magnet for an impressive number of Irish women painters such as ... Dublin-based journalist and author with an expertise in literary and art ...

The Irish writer adores her three rescued cats, a feline and two brothers, but they were joined by some unexpected visitors last year Novelist Roisin ... is the only female, and she’ll be ...

according to the findings of a new Irish study. Researchers at University College Dublin (UCD) tested the impact of eating both cheddar cheese and butter on cholesterol levels in men and women. In men ...

Half of female professionals in Ireland have cited a shortage of inspirational female figures in their workplace. According to new poll data from Robert Walters, 52 per cent of female ...

The Galway journalist takes up the role at a pivotal time in Irish and international politics Mary Regan Mary Regan is to become the first female political editor of the Irish Independent.

Only 32 percent of the 630 new lawmakers are women, a drop from 35 percent when the last Parliament was formed in 2021. In a country where society has appeared at times reluctant to turn away from ...

“It is lovely that this art form should get this kind of recognition. “There are about half-a-dozen novelist knights and it is very special. To have that kind of attention paid to writing is ...

With their growing financial resources, 82% of women control travel decisions, and from solo adventure holidays to multi-generational trips, female-first travel is on the rise. Women today are on ...

Mariam Rahmani’s debut novel is both charmingly familiar and totally unpredictable.