A toxic culture of naming, shaming and a large dollop of racism means the Cambridge Professor was left with nowhere to turn, writes Sarah Harte

Eoghan Daltun's book 'An Irish Atlantic Rainforest' brings up timely, provocative questions about how we use our land and what kind of future we want

The awful deaths of Adina Raluca Constantin, Jamey Carney, and Mackenzie Michalski threaten to overwhelm us, but there are many good people living quiet lives of decency

Sarah Harte: Rising femicide and domestic abuse show Ireland must do more to protect women https://t.co/mY9fZEWl7a

Intimate relationships often present the greatest danger for women — and now social media firms are openly profiting from spreading harmful porn and toxic masculinity. It's time we reined in Big Tech

Meta's layoffs of Irish staff, Geoffrey Hinton's fears about AI, and Pope Leo's encyclical have all raised fears about AI this week

Recreational space is not a lot to ask for

Fear can stop us from doing things. Avoiding fear means avoiding growth. We can step outside our comfort zones and create new stories for ourselves

Operation Epic Fury brings to mind previous US campaigns in the Gulf — but this time, any pretence at respect for life and dignity is gone

Operation Epic Fury brings to mind previous US campaigns in the Gulf — but this time, any pretence at respect for life and dignity is gone

Studies show systemic leniency towards white collar crime, even though it costs the Irish economy at least €2bn annually, writes Sarah Harte

The dominant script for raising boys may need changing as they may be more emotionally fragile than we think

Films and TV have long been criticised as an all-white affair. But is 'colourblind casting' in period dramas like 'Bridgerton' or 'Amadeus' really the answer? And does it risk glossing over hard realities minorities faced in the past?

Happily, we've moved on from labelling children as 'good' or 'bad' — but parents must be able to tell them their behaviour is 'right' or 'wrong'

Speaking what we feel, rather than what we ought to feel, is good advice — even if you're not a fan of the Bard, writes Sarah Harte

Taxis are meant to be safe, but horror stories abound, while recent findings about Uber in the US are further cause for concern

Taxis are meant to be safe, but horror stories abound, while recent findings about Uber in the US are further cause for concern

The advantage for you, social butterfly reader of this column, is that you can benefit from my couch-potato ways and party confidently, passing off third-hand etiquette tips as your own

Sarah Harte wonders if cultural norms are slowly changing around what relationships and life paths look like for women

A ‘5 Books That Could Save Your Life’ event highlighted how the voices of survivors and families of victims killed by their partners must be at the centre of our response to domestic abuse and coercive control if we are to prevent more domestic homicides

'I have ideologically flip-flopped more times on how extensive freedom of speech should be than I have changed the treat I chomp at the end of a working day'

Sarah Harte: When positivity meets reality, sometimes you have to choose : A comprehensive series of articles on this topic

We are at a clear societal turning point, when collectively at a familial, community, and national level, we have to fight back against misogyny, social media, the degradation of public discourse and porn, writes Sarah Harte

We are at a clear societal turning point, when collectively at a familial, community, and national level, we have to fight back against misogyny, social media, the degradation of public discourse and ...

We are at a clear societal turning point, when collectively at a familial, community, and national level, we have to fight back against misogyny, social media, the degradation of public discourse and ...

The voices of adults don’t matter more than those of children, but Gen Z need guidance and boundaries that make them feel more secure and help them navigate life

Turning the GPO into shops and offices isn’t progress — it’s a sign of cultural insecurity. We owe our history better than that

From housing to childcare, cost and cultural shifts are reshaping how Irish women think about motherhood and family

Two images led Sarah Harte to think about developments since the #MeToo movement and the whole sex positive idea for women

The watered-down Gambling Regulation Act, which still allows gambling companies to advertise and offer free bets, means thousands of people, many of them too young to understand what they are getting ...

We must reconcile an adult's desire to have children with the rights of those children or we risk repeating mistakes of the past

While millions tuned in to Eurovision, Gaza starved. Ireland and Europe must stop normalising genocide through silence and spectacle