Una Mullally: Why are there only five free women of Dublin?Nothing stopping the city awarding 70 women the Freedom of the City to achieve gender parityWed Mar 09 2016 - 15:16
Street harassment: Feeling intimidated familiar for womenMen need to call out unacceptable behaviour by their friends, writes Una MullallyTue Mar 08 2016 - 11:36
Una Mullally: Losing youth vote is part of Labour’s midlife crisisLabour must ask why the leaders of tomorrow aren’t gravitating towards themMon Mar 07 2016 - 16:40
Sierra Leone: the most dangerous place in the world to become a motherBecoming a mother in Sierra Leone brings with it the highest rate of maternal death on the planet. Una Mullally travels to the west African nation to see the impact of Ebola, corruption and war on its womenSat Mar 05 2016 - 07:45
Never mind Sam Smith’s Oscar flub, spare a thought for those who didn't make itAlso nominated for a best-song Oscar last week was Anohni, the first transgender person ever to be in the running for an Academy Award .Wed Mar 02 2016 - 16:32
Una Mullally: Election result is not a victory for anti-abortion lobbyCandidates who specifically positioned themselves as against choice failed miserablyWed Mar 02 2016 - 15:02
This is what change looks like, whatever this isThe electorate clicked its heels and didn’t just end up in a tornado but created oneSun Feb 28 2016 - 14:33
David Bowie continues to confound with new Instagram series for BlackstarUnbound - a new ‘InstaMiniSeries’ of 15-second videos - promises to take viewers on a journey of ‘meaning, metaphor and intention’ inspired by Bowie’s last albumFri Feb 26 2016 - 16:16
So what’s hot and what’s not this week?We’re enjoying pink bomber jackets but ’storage almost full’ messages are driving us crackersFri Feb 26 2016 - 16:00
TG4 hits the bullseye with new teen drama EipicFrenetic and funny, touching and blunt, equal parts Pure Mule, Skins and Glee, Eipic is currently one of the best things on Irish TVThu Feb 25 2016 - 15:13
Una Mullally: Why I have tuned out of #GE16‘I’m allergic to their voices, their butchering of language, their PR’d answers, their deflection, their evasiveness’Wed Feb 24 2016 - 12:46
Una Mullally: What ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ has taught usAuthor Harper Lee’s death is sad but her first novel has life lessons for us allMon Feb 22 2016 - 01:01
So what’s hot and what’s not this week?We’re cray for Bey and sick of election mailFri Feb 19 2016 - 16:00
Putting the arty in political party: arts policy proposalsFree tin whistles, education changes and plenty of funding are just some of the arts promises in the various political parties' manifestos – but is there any substance to the pre-election proposals? And how do these compare to the National Campaign for the Arts' vision?Fri Feb 19 2016 - 13:30
Una Mullally: Yet another election in which abortion is being deflectedNo issue exposes the unwillingness to engage on important topics more than abortion: we are all part of the conspiracy of silenceMon Feb 15 2016 - 16:21
‘I got hot sauce in my bag...’: Beyoncé’s guide to DublinBeyoncé is no stranger to Dublin. Ahead of her tour, here’s her city guideFri Feb 12 2016 - 11:00
Una Mullally: Politicians should get off the gangland murder bandwagonAnything that comes into view during an election campaign automatically takes the shape of a football before the eyes of a politicianWed Feb 10 2016 - 12:47
Una Mullally: Who benefits from the system of direct provision?Entire childhoods are being lost in the direct provision systemMon Feb 08 2016 - 01:00
What’s hot and what’s not this week?This week we’re liking ’Chelsea Does’ but we’ve had enough of neon running shoesFri Feb 05 2016 - 16:00
F**k, That’s Delicious! Viceland gets ready to invade your televisionMedia empire Vice’s unstoppable youth-culture charge continues as it sets its sights on the 24-hour TV marketWed Feb 03 2016 - 15:49
Una Mullally: #MarRef effect will blindside big partiesIt is incredible how no party has capitalised on young people's political involvement in referendumWed Feb 03 2016 - 13:56
Una Mullally: Why we need to talk about sexual consentA solid framework of education on consent and sex makes things a lot less blurryMon Feb 01 2016 - 01:00
Block T: Another of Ireland’s creative hubs closesCentre housing more than 70 studios must look for a new Dublin homeSat Jan 30 2016 - 05:00
What’s hot and what’s not this week?Forget ‘The Revenant’ and fancy doughnuts, and focus on sorting out your festival scheduleFri Jan 29 2016 - 16:00
The Foreigner: Jackie Chan v The IRA and definitely-not-Gerry-AdamsJackie Chan takes on the IRA in his latest film. Here’s how we see it playing outFri Jan 29 2016 - 11:30
Rihanna delivers one of the great Anti climaxes in pop musicDespite producing an album a year for much of her career, Rihanna spent four years making Anti. The result is strange, coy and half-heartedThu Jan 28 2016 - 17:00
‘It was a groundbreaker’: how The X-Files changed televisionThe 1990s show - which returns to TV this week - was often dismissed as fodder for teenagers and conspiracy theorists, but its legacy is evident in today’s best televisionTue Jan 26 2016 - 06:00
Una Mullally: It’s ludicrous to hand over drug quality control to criminal gangsThe highest level in Europe of so-called ‘legal high’ drug use was found among young Irish peopleMon Jan 25 2016 - 00:05
Una Mullally: Cologne assaults a mass act of misogynyWe are all shamed when one of our own does something terrible in another countryMon Jan 18 2016 - 01:00
Una Mullally's alternative Oscars night predictionsWhile awards season can be unpredictable, there are certain things you can also be damn sure will go down on the night of the Academy AwardsWed Jan 13 2016 - 14:30
The 13 faces of David Bowie: from Ziggy Stardust to iconArtist went from androgyny to outer space, before becoming elder statesman of British musicMon Jan 11 2016 - 14:07
David Bowie took risks, was a beacon for non-conformersHis music was an portal escape, a sense that with a lightening flash we could be heroesMon Jan 11 2016 - 11:25
Time for Irish television drama to mimic success of Irish filmWhile international outfits benefit from our crew and acting talent, homegrown TV drama has yet to translate to an international audienceMon Jan 11 2016 - 01:01
People to watch in 2016: Advocacy and activismEducation, disability access, direct provision and women’s rights will likely be on the agenda in 2016Sat Jan 09 2016 - 00:00
Björk and Bieber: Musical tag teams we’d pay to hearAs Jigga plots the all-pop-conquering future of Harry Styles, here are some other dynamic duosWed Jan 06 2016 - 17:00
Una Mullally: Embrace your Irishness and celebrate 1916The Rising reminds us of greatness; a time when political leaders had big ideasMon Jan 04 2016 - 12:09
Una Mullally: Digital immortality takes the sting out of deathOur obsession with maintaining an online presence is now creeping into the afterlifeMon Dec 28 2015 - 01:00
Una Mullally: Government must not shaft students yet again‘Free’ fees already cost €3,247, yet there are plans to burden young people furtherMon Dec 21 2015 - 01:00
Una Mullally’s 2015: Beauty in the eye of the placard-holderThe street art that emerged around the marriage referendum coloured not just walls and doorways but also conversationsSat Dec 19 2015 - 05:00
Una Mullally: Right now, I can say that I am ‘cancer-free’In the last nine months, there have been moments that I never want to reliveMon Dec 14 2015 - 01:00
Una Mullally: Time to call out Fine Gael’s shirking on abortionOffensive language of anti-choice tells women we do not know our own bodiesMon Dec 07 2015 - 01:00
Una Mullally: Men should stop whining about gender quotasIn the hypothetical ‘How To Get Elected To Office In Ireland’, the ‘merit’ chapter is pretty smallMon Nov 30 2015 - 09:22
Ten things we learned at Iceland AirwavesGender balance, a sophisticated vibe and great acts mark this festival outMon Nov 16 2015 - 06:00
Una Mullaly: Big tech has a serious issue with arrogance“Tax is a problem the past concerned itself with. This is the brave new world, and we do things differently here. Look, there’s a slide in our office.”Mon Oct 26 2015 - 10:24
Graham and Helen Linehan: ‘It’s a story we shouldn’t have to tell’Helen Linehan had an abortion because of a fatal foetal abnormality. Now she and her husband, the ‘Father Ted’ creator Graham Linehan, have made their experience public as part of a campaign to decriminalise abortion in IrelandSat Oct 24 2015 - 14:00
Una Mullally: NIMBYism is the national sport of south DublinCarrickmines blockade did not take place in a vacuum, but in our discriminating societyMon Oct 19 2015 - 04:00
Ear-splitting intimacy leads in just One Direction1D begins a weekend of gigs at the 3Arena in Dublin on Friday night - all sold out of courseSat Oct 17 2015 - 08:00
Team Panti: the making of a queenPanti, Rory O’Neill’s drag queen, is the subject of a new film. Her persona and what she represents are the result of decades of collaborationSat Oct 17 2015 - 07:15
