Ireland’s 2015 Gender Recognition Act was born in an era of optimism and consensus, but as gender-critical activism grows so does debate whether it can hold

The Herzog Park debacle has brought the names of Irish female artists back into the spotlight

Lizzie Le Blond was one of a kind. She shattered Victorian conventions not only by climbing mountains but by photographing them. Clodagh Finn reports on a documentary that puts the Irish woman back in...

At Christmas, people often binge-watch Netflix or stockpile books, but there is a wonderful array of digital archives to be enjoyed too

Editor Tara MacLeod on the publication of an outstanding new anthology of stories from multi-generational Irish women writers. No women……? Despite the significant role played by women such Anges Farrelly/Úna Ní Fhaircheallaigh, Bríd Ní Chinnéide, Norma Borthwic/Bhortuic, Úna Dix, Brighid Ní Loingsigh, Helena Concannon and others as editors, collectors and translators, males overwhelmingly dominated the Irish-language literary scene during the Revival, Free State and post-World War II years.

Irish painter and social campaigner; in 1912 she became the first woman to be elected to Dublin corporation.

The painter Anne Madden has died at her home in Dublin. She was 93 years of age.

The association’s Management Committee voted in favour of continuing the relationship

Newgrange is the best known of the 3 great passage tombs in the Brú na Bóinne complex. The passage and chamber are aligned in a