Donald Clarke: A film you’ve probably never heard of has topped the US charts for five weeks

Writer, actor and activist John Connors has two directorial efforts in the festival

Her book Sex Power Money balances the informative, the weighty and the laugh-out-loud funny

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Leaving Cert English paper one and home economics

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Donald Clarke: A new print of A Clockwork Orange is on the way – get your boots on

More than 945,000 people have now signed the petition, surpassing the 100,000-signature debate threshold

Women being more equal at work and men being more hands-on at home means we all have to learn new ways to behave

As International Men’s Day approaches we want to hear from readers

Despite critics’ perceptions, the writer addressed radical topics throughout her career

'Berkhamsted Revisited': 'When you’re a teenager, the other gender is completely alien'

‘Lady Bird’ was a big break for the US actor Beanie Feldstein, who will star in Caitlin Moran's ‘How to Build a Girl’

Iris Murdoch, Edna O’Brien, Marian Keyes and Eimear McBride all appear on the list

Dublin City Council says Question of the Eighth event contravened its code of conduct

Jennifer O’Connell: Why does every single woman on screen look like she was ordered up from a set of customisable templates created by Harvey Weinstein?

From bestsellers that have sold in their millions to new wellness writers on the block, this is the perfect starting point for a more enlightened 2018

The late American feminist was committed to an Irish mental hospital and rescued by friends

‘Eamon said this beautiful thing once - he said ‘Bono, Ali is the best thing about you’’

Dublin’s artisanal outlets are as complicit in homogenisation of the city as major chains

The Women’s Podcast celebrates its 100th episode with 100 quotes by and about women in Ireland

To mark International Women’s Day on Wednesday, here are 30 women who are shaping Irish life

Women's writing for Women's Day: Caitlin Moran, the best-selling feminist, talks to Una Mullally about trying to be unfamous and why the future of politics is female

Brendan O’Carroll show beats ‘The Office’, ‘The Thick of It’ and ‘Gavin & Stacey’ in poll

‘One of the funniest writers and performers Britain has ever produced’ - Jennifer Saunders

She is joking when she says this, but the comedian has risen to prominence on the crest of a new feminist wave

AI had gone down an unexpected route, sympathising with Hitler, denying the Holocaust, and using racist and sexist language

Moran has a lot to say. She talks about her skill for monologues, the reason she is annoyed about Brexit, and the great advice she got from Courtney Love

Inspired by Caitlin Moran’s new book Moranifesto, The Women’s Podcast wants to hear about your manifesto

This week on the Women’s Podcast: Waking The Feminists, a visit to the Áras and a song from Hozier

#FreeWomen was not meant to exclude anyone, but just draw attention to sidelined women

Get some vibrant colour into your life this month. You’ll look better and it will lift your mood during the post-Christmas slump

‘New Jungle’ residents are cheerful despite situation, but conditions are taking their toll

Interview: John Doran, editor of the Quietus, thought writing about his alcohol and drug abuse would be cathartic, but dark undercurrents lurked beneath the happy mask of a colourful life

The glorious pain of love unreturned isn’t all bad: it can be a creative catalyst and a part of growing up, as everyone from WB Yeats to fans of One Direction have discovered

Review: ‘Raised By Wolves’, ‘ Pope Francis: The Sinner’, ‘American Crime’, ‘Republic of Telly’

Review: The journalist’s semi-autobiographical novel brilliantly captures the complexities of teenage life

Caitlin Moran’s live show is an empowering experience – and she’s only getting started

Author talks to Roisin Ingle about fame, fortune, feminism and fantasies