The Irish Times shortlisted in three categories for coverage of mental health
Patrick Freyne and Jennifer O’Connell among nominees
The Irish Times wins two awards for coverage of mental health
Jennifer O’Connell takes award for feature dealing with ‘untold tales of pregnancy loss’
The Irish Times shortlisted in four categories for coverage of mental health
Awards recognise excellence in coverage of mental health issues
US presidential debate: who won, was it any good, were there any surprises?
Six Irish Times journalists and commentators assess the Trump-Biden face-off in Nashville
Rain check on the sun: study finds hot weather negatively affects exam performance
Research claims to show that when temperatures go up, school performance goes down
Father’s Day: My father before he was a dad
Malachy Clerkin, Amy Huberman, Una Mullally and more on their fathers as young men
Battle for fairer treatment of women’s sports teams a long unending one
The most depressing war for female sports must be the one with their own representative bodies
‘Exercise is the ultimate global deception’
Step by step: To offset a chocolate bar, you’ll need to jog around the Himalayas twice carrying a Sherpa
Should judges be able to impose a minimum term for murder?
Calls to reform a system where sentence review possible after seven years
How little exercise can I get away with? One minute it seems . . .
The case for the one-minute workout is getting stronger, according to new interval training study
Thanks to the happy hormones, Christmas could boost your immune system
Eating nine brussel sprouts provides our daily vitamin C requirement
I met my next child’s godfather at a 5km race
Step by step: I managed to finish my first 5km race and make a new friend
Step By Step: My bad rock soundtrack is an exercise in distraction
Okay, my taste in music may not be great, but even Theory of a Deadman can help alleviate the mind-numbing boredom of running
‘O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?’
Commemorative service for deceased ‘Irish Times’ colleagues in Dublin next Saturday
Frampton’s ‘fierce boxing style’ set him for stardom
Manager Barry McGuigan says ‘The Jackal’ is a great role model who just gets on with life
In praise of Rebecca Bradley – and brothers and sisters of beautiful children
Essay describes her love for a little sister born with ‘a touch of Down syndrome’
Health Experience: It finally hit me – my child had cancer
From a lump in a knee to a rare form of cancer, Ronan’s journey has been both emotionally and financially difficult
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