A good yarn: Irish knitwear designer to the stars Colin Burke becomes a main attraction
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The Meaning of Life review: A shame Joe Duffy didn’t do better job of bringing context to Sinéad Burke’s life
Television: RTÉ presenter is allowed to display a different side than on Liveline, but Burke needed more context
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, beginning tonight
From a new series of The Meaning of Life with Joe Duffy to superhero film-making satire The Franchise
Sinéad Burke: ‘There are five disabled people on the cover of Vogue, being daring, dynamic – and disabled’
The Irish fashion activist and editor Edward Enninful explain why they brought their vision of disability to Vogue
‘He was encouraging people to take a vow of celibacy, and he was abusing them at night-time’
Radio: Tales of the late theologian Jean Vanier’s sexual abuse of young women prompt deja vu all over again for Joe Duffy
The making of Home School Hub: ‘Probably one of the best things I’ve ever done’
Makers and múinteoirí of RTÉ’s homeschool programme on teaching through the pandemic
One step forward, two steps back for women’s sport
Galway v Cork semi-final debacle highlights the ‘us and them’ attitude in Irish sport
Early goals put Cork in command as they book final date with Dublin
Melissa Duggan and Ciara O’Sullivan both on target in first 12 minutes against Galway
Sinéad Burke: It’s never too early for children to learn to be curious and kind
We nurture children by encouraging their curiousity until they ask questions adults struggle to answer
Future of people driving around country in private cars is ‘fantasy built on cheap oil’
Dublin city Architect calls for permanent allocation of open public space in Dublin
Missed milestone: How will schools mark their pupils’ final days?
Schools are planning virtual graduation celebrations for their sixth class students
Covid-19: Calls to let sixth class students say their goodbyes
Celebrities join campaign to send messages to pupils missing out on the end of primary school
Irish designer Richard Malone wins prestigious Woolmark Prize
First time award has been won by an Irish designer
Sinead Moriarty: On My Culture Radar
Author on her Orla Walsh prints, Sinead Burke’s podcast, and why Netflix’s Money Heist is a runaway hit
‘I am completely obsessed with Irish women and feminism’
Scarlett Curtis on Saoirse Ronan, mental health and female activism
Maths to bring problem-solving to the next level
Research Lives: Prof James Gleeson, department of mathematics and statistics, University of Limerick
Meghan Markle puts Sinéad Burke on the cover of Vogue’s September issue
Irish diversity advocate appears with Jane Fonda, Greta Thunberg and Jacinda Ardern
EU may be losing €60bn in annual sales through IP theft in goods and services
Counterfeiting is a global phenomenon, and online marketplaces are an increasingly important source of income for criminal gangs
‘I want to tilt the lens’: Sinéad Burke’s fight to make fashion more diverse
After the Met Gala, the activist has given two key exhibits to a pioneering museum show
Saoirse Ronan: ‘We’ve got this fire in us, no matter how many times bullies have tried to knock it out of us’
The actor joined Sinéad Burke and Scarlett Curtis to record Feminists Don’t Wear Pink
Would you like to be the first Traveller president? ‘I wouldn’t say no’
Dr Sindy Joyce speaks about appointment to Council of State
Saoirse Ronan: ‘I’d like to play Countess Markievicz, so I can use my own accent’
Having worked half her life, Saoirse Ronan is finding her early 20s scary and exciting
The 2018 Irish Times Christmas Prize Quiz
Test your knowledge of the past 12 months with these 100 questions – and you could win a prize
Rick O’Shea: On My Culture Radar
RTÉ broadcaster on seeing David Morrissey tread the boards and his love of Francis Bacon
Press Council and Press Ombudsman have made it ‘easier to get redress’
Concerns raised about word ‘junkie’ and images of rough sleepers to illustrate homelessness
Bressie: ‘I’d say, “Don’t cry,” but then I’d go upstairs and be upset’
Bressie has written a book for children with the message that it’s okay to feel sad
‘Material things are not important to me,’ says Higgins
President believes remaining years of Decade of Centenaries will provide difficult challenge
Vogue names Irish woman Sinead Burke one of 25 most influential
Sinéad Burke joins Meghan Markle, Amal Clooney, Stella McCartney and Orla Doherty
Davos: Fashion gets a seat at the table
Sinead Burke will give talks on design, inclusion and disability
This week’s best rock and pop: From Other Voices to Divine Comedy
The Coronas sell out (in the good way) and Wolves in the Throne Room bring the metal
Miriam O'Callaghan: Society tries to divide women but we should stand together
The Women's Podcast at Electric Picnic: Miriam O’Callaghan joins Traveller activist Eileen Flynn, asylum seeker Ellie Kisyombe, and more, to discuss challenges faced by women in Ireland
Electric Picnic: What to see and do on Sunday
Cleanse yourself with some mindful treats before blowing it all with one last sesh
Can being a Girl Guide help develop life skills for being a woman in the 21st century?
Ignite 2017: When Girl Guides gathered to learn to be strong women in the 21st century
The Irish words for ‘selfie’, ‘Brexit’ and ‘spam’
Or, if you need to discuss ‘earworms’ or ‘Klingons’ as Gaeilge, read on
Get your own poem on Poetry Day Ireland
As part of today’s celebrations, Lewis Kenny will be writing personalised verse at Poetry Ireland’s HQ
Cruinniú na Cásca 2017: free public events for Easter Monday
From St Stephen’s Green to Custom House Quay, there’s something for everyone in Dublin and around the country
'Marriage was a licence for sex': Ireland and women in 100 quotes
The Women’s Podcast celebrates its 100th episode with 100 quotes by and about women in Ireland
Ireland Now: nine of the best Irish podcasts
There has never been a better time to tune in to this growing community of talented people
Marginalised women excluded from ‘feminist agenda’
Independent Senator Lynn Ruane makes claim at conference on women’s rights
People to watch in 2016: Advocacy and activism
Education, disability access, direct provision and women’s rights will likely be on the agenda in 2016
Labour nominee Maíria Cahill wins Seanad byelection
Cahill takes seat vacated by Jimmy Harte, said she had ‘dealt with the issues in my past’
Maíria Cahill: Membership of dissident group was mistake
Labour nominee in Seanad byelection was pressured to detail involvement with RNU
Seanad byelection: obscure Irish political event nears an end
Maíria Cahill set to come out on top when 200-odd votes are counted on Friday
Meath councillor to contest Seanad byelection for Sinn Féin
Sinead Burke will run against party critic Máiría Cahill, who was chosen by Labour
Haters gonna hate as young women tackle body image at Dublin workshops
Leadership and body image discussed at Through the Looking Glass workshops
Róisín Meets: Sinead Burke on life as a little person
‘Minnie Mélange’, aka the Alternative Miss Ireland, inspired by her impressive mother
Cork and Galway to meet in women’s National Football League Division One final
Eamonn Ryan’s side defeat Kerry while Galway push past Dublin
Richard Corrigan and Mary Lou McDonald want to cook your dinner
Three courses with wine, for a party of 10, are on offer. But whose dinner is attracting the highest price?
Meath profile: falling of electoral axe on councils creates rich bounty
Lure of extra seats has enticed 84 candidates into race
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