Here's how you can reduce food waste this Easter Small, practical adjustments can make a huge difference when you're trying to reducing food waste at Easter Food • 02 Apr
Here's how you can reduce food waste this Easter Small, practical adjustments can make a huge difference when you're trying to reducing food waste at Easter Food • 02 Apr
Why do some people play their phones out loud on buses & trains? New social norms and behaviour are behind the rise of headphone dodgers on public transport showing zero consideration for those around them Psychology • 02 Apr
Why do some people play their phones out loud on buses & trains? New social norms and behaviour are behind the rise of headphone dodgers on public transport showing zero consideration for those around them Psychology • 02 Apr
Why you shouldn't pour coffee down the drain The coffee dregs we pour down the drain can create a serious pollution problem down the road for rivers and waterways Coffee • 02 Apr
Why you shouldn't pour coffee down the drain The coffee dregs we pour down the drain can create a serious pollution problem down the road for rivers and waterways Coffee • 02 Apr
5 reasons why greyhounds make great family pets They're easy to live with, low-maintenance and happy to be left alone to sleep Brainstorm • 01 Apr
5 reasons why greyhounds make great family pets They're easy to live with, low-maintenance and happy to be left alone to sleep Brainstorm • 01 Apr
All you need to know about the evolution of the spice bag It sits proudly alongside the spiceburger, jumbo breakfast roll, jambon and chicken fillet roll in the pantheon of great 21st century Irish dishes Food • 01 Apr
All you need to know about the evolution of the spice bag It sits proudly alongside the spiceburger, jumbo breakfast roll, jambon and chicken fillet roll in the pantheon of great 21st century Irish dishes Food • 01 Apr
'I'm never drinking again': the science of a hangover Understanding the chemistry of our food and drink and how they affect our body can help combat the next day hangover Food and Drink • 01 Apr
'I'm never drinking again': the science of a hangover Understanding the chemistry of our food and drink and how they affect our body can help combat the next day hangover Food and Drink • 01 Apr
Is it possible to create a healthy, tasty beer with no alcohol? The sober-curious movement has seen sales of non-alcoholic drinks rocket, but do these beverages come with health benefits? Drink • 31 Mar
Is it possible to create a healthy, tasty beer with no alcohol? The sober-curious movement has seen sales of non-alcoholic drinks rocket, but do these beverages come with health benefits? Drink • 31 Mar
Will Ireland be a top global destination for restaurants by 2028? We're steadily heading in the right direction with an internationally aware and critically reflective generation of culinary talent Brainstorm • 13 Mar
Will Ireland be a top global destination for restaurants by 2028? We're steadily heading in the right direction with an internationally aware and critically reflective generation of culinary talent Brainstorm • 13 Mar
The 5am myth: why waking up early is overrated For many of us, a 5am start clashes with our biology and can undermine both health and productivity Sleep • 09 Mar
The 5am myth: why waking up early is overrated For many of us, a 5am start clashes with our biology and can undermine both health and productivity Sleep • 09 Mar
Why late-night light can throw your mood off track Most of us can tolerate occasional late nights without lasting harm, but they can be deeply destabilising for people with mood disorders Sleep • 02 Mar
Why late-night light can throw your mood off track Most of us can tolerate occasional late nights without lasting harm, but they can be deeply destabilising for people with mood disorders Sleep • 02 Mar
Does your child feel like they're in a 'baby jail'? The difference for children between 'baby jail' and feeling heard often comes down to how adults respond to active child participation Children • 23 Feb
Does your child feel like they're in a 'baby jail'? The difference for children between 'baby jail' and feeling heard often comes down to how adults respond to active child participation Children • 23 Feb
Does the 'dark showering' sleep hack really work? Here's the science behind the claims that showering before bed in near darkness leads to deeper and faster sleep Sleep • 20 Feb
Does the 'dark showering' sleep hack really work? Here's the science behind the claims that showering before bed in near darkness leads to deeper and faster sleep Sleep • 20 Feb
Here's what happens to your brain when you give up sugar for Lent If you're cutting out sweets and chocolate for Lent, here's what you can expect over the next 40 days (and nights). Lent • 18 Feb
Here's what happens to your brain when you give up sugar for Lent If you're cutting out sweets and chocolate for Lent, here's what you can expect over the next 40 days (and nights). Lent • 18 Feb
Why Shrove Tuesday used to be a very bad day for single people Single-shaming customs were especially prevalent in Munster with the 'Skellig Lists' mocking, teasing and insulting unmarried people Folklore • 16 Feb
Why Shrove Tuesday used to be a very bad day for single people Single-shaming customs were especially prevalent in Munster with the 'Skellig Lists' mocking, teasing and insulting unmarried people Folklore • 16 Feb
Why do our joints crack, pop and crunch - and should we worry? Staying active is one of the best things you can do for your joints, whether they crack, pop, crunch or stay silent Health • 16 Feb
Why do our joints crack, pop and crunch - and should we worry? Staying active is one of the best things you can do for your joints, whether they crack, pop, crunch or stay silent Health • 16 Feb
Why Friday 13th superstitions are all in your head Superstitions like crossing your fingers or throwing spilled salt over your shoulder can have a powerful impact on your emotions Friday 13th • 13 Feb
Why Friday 13th superstitions are all in your head Superstitions like crossing your fingers or throwing spilled salt over your shoulder can have a powerful impact on your emotions Friday 13th • 13 Feb
What is 'house burping' – and is it really good for your health? The German trend for airing your house even in the depths of winter has become a TikTok trend, but does it actually make a home healthier? Health • 09 Feb
What is 'house burping' – and is it really good for your health? The German trend for airing your house even in the depths of winter has become a TikTok trend, but does it actually make a home healthier? Health • 09 Feb
The good, bad and ugly of Michelin stars for chefs & restaurants Winning a Michelin star or stars can be a life changing experience, but you're only as good as your last meal Restaurants • 09 Feb
The good, bad and ugly of Michelin stars for chefs & restaurants Winning a Michelin star or stars can be a life changing experience, but you're only as good as your last meal Restaurants • 09 Feb
Why brides are still reluctant to pick secondhand wedding dresses While wedding dresses are expensive, secondhand bridalwear remains the exception rather than the norm Weddings • 06 Feb
Why brides are still reluctant to pick secondhand wedding dresses While wedding dresses are expensive, secondhand bridalwear remains the exception rather than the norm Weddings • 06 Feb
How do some dogs seem to pick up & understand hundreds of words? Label-learner dogs appear to have an exceptional ability to learn the names of many new objects Dogs • 05 Feb
How do some dogs seem to pick up & understand hundreds of words? Label-learner dogs appear to have an exceptional ability to learn the names of many new objects Dogs • 05 Feb
Are meat eaters more likely to live to 100 than non-meat eaters? A new study has found that those following diets that don't contain meat were less likely to become centenarians compared with meat eaters Health • 26 Jan
Are meat eaters more likely to live to 100 than non-meat eaters? A new study has found that those following diets that don't contain meat were less likely to become centenarians compared with meat eaters Health • 26 Jan
Why electric cars need to be heard as well as seen The quietness of electric vehicles is a significant safety challenge for pedestrians, cyclists and people with visual impairments Electric Cars • 23 Jan
Why electric cars need to be heard as well as seen The quietness of electric vehicles is a significant safety challenge for pedestrians, cyclists and people with visual impairments Electric Cars • 23 Jan
Why do some people get 'hangry' more quickly than others? Researchers found some surprising results when they looked at why some people are better than others at reacting calmly when hunger strikes Health • 21 Jan
Why do some people get 'hangry' more quickly than others? Researchers found some surprising results when they looked at why some people are better than others at reacting calmly when hunger strikes Health • 21 Jan
7 reasons to go outside to engage with winter's natural wonders While winter weather, short days and long nights can make leaving your home feel like a struggle, nature makes it all worthwhile Nature • 19 Jan
7 reasons to go outside to engage with winter's natural wonders While winter weather, short days and long nights can make leaving your home feel like a struggle, nature makes it all worthwhile Nature • 19 Jan
5 steps to building lifelong healthy eating habits for your kids Just as our children often mirror our own interests, voice and mannerisms, they also notice and absorb our attitudes and behaviours towards food Children • 15 Jan
5 steps to building lifelong healthy eating habits for your kids Just as our children often mirror our own interests, voice and mannerisms, they also notice and absorb our attitudes and behaviours towards food Children • 15 Jan
