A few months ago I was on a One Young World call with UK and Ireland Ambassador Roos Bruggink, and Nicole Parkinson-Kelly from the Washington Ireland Programme was speaking. Nicole mentioned that i…

With the Ploughing Championships getting under way, Barry Walsh looks at the businesses that are there to support the farmers, from innovative tech to livestock care and more. The National Ploughing C...

Discover Ireland’s top artisan condiment brands, from award-winning sea salts and hot sauces to gourmet mayos, ketchups and specialty seasonings.

Irish international footballers, past and present, have used their platforms to champion a range of causes close to their hearts. These include infant mortality and stillbirth support, spina bifida…

Irish Olympic and Paralympic athletes are increasingly stepping out of their competitive arenas to use their global platforms as powerful engines for social change. No longer defined solely by thei…

For decades, the conversation around women’s Gaelic games mostly centred on what happened between the lines. But lately, there’s a whole new game being played off the pitch. A powerful wave of camo…

Across Ireland, elite Gaelic Hurlers are utilising their prominent sporting platforms to champion vital social causes, transforming their national status and unique lived experiences into powerful …

The All-Ireland Gaelic football championship is in full swing at the moment, and several high-profile players are taking advantage of this and gaining publicity for causes that they advocate for. A…

A few important points to begin: I am not an expert in Functional Neurological Disorder (FND); it affects everyone differently, and this is my own account. I cannot give medical advice about FND. I…

Across Ireland, elite Gaelic Hurlers are utilising their prominent sporting platforms to champion vital social causes, transforming their national status and unique lived experiences into powerful …

Across Ireland, elite Gaelic Hurlers are utilising their prominent sporting platforms to champion vital social causes, transforming their national status and unique lived experiences into powerful …

Following on from the great reaction I got from Part 1 of this article. Here is the intro for Part 2. Ireland’s most recent census tells us that Ireland’s inclusion picture is increasingly diverse …

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Ireland’s most recent census tells us that Ireland’s inclusion picture is increasingly diverse and inclusive. Census 2022 data shows us that 1,109,557 people, or 22% of the population, have a long-…

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I’ve previously written articles on Rugby Players speaking openly about issues in DEI, the best people to follow for the Female 2023 World Cup and Irish GAA players to open their own business…

I’ve previously written articles on Rugby Players speaking openly about issues in DEI, the best people to follow for the Female 2023 World Cup and Irish GAA players to open their own business…

The Health Research Board recorded 13,295 cases treated for problem drug use in 2024 alone, the highest annual number ever recorded, with cocaine remaining the most common drug treated, accounting …

Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan has said he objects "in the strongest possible terms" to RTÉ showing the sitcom's Eurovision-themed episode on the night of this year's Eurovision Song Contest fin...

Aoife Cotter is a primary school teacher and mum of a son, Ted, who has Down Syndrome and autism. After she identified a clear gap in the Irish market for zip-back pyjamas suitable for children wit…

Work and Access funds disability-inclusive employment for job candidates, employees, self-employed, and employers to adjust workplaces to be accessible.

From rain gear to wellness and eco essentials, discover the Irish businesses helping festival-goers get prepared for Ireland’s busy 2026 season.

A&L Goodbody (in this article) states that “Section 16 of the Employment Equality Acts 1998-2015 (the Act) forms the bedrock of the duty to provide reasonable accommodation in Ireland. Pu…