As we celebrate International Women's Day, I feel being a dad to girls is the best part of my life

We ask financial experts for female specific financial tips ahead of International Women’s Day.

When it comes to shaping our lives, it's not the headlines or world leaders that make the most significant difference — it's the everyday wisdom passed down from women like my mother that leaves the most profound impression.

The Minister was forced to begin his statement with no one present on either the Government or Opposition benches on Tuesday. Sinn Féin TD Rose Conway Walsh was the first to show up 

Women’s legal rights have improved markedly since 1970. However, a global gender gap still remains and progress appears to be overestimated

On March 8, the country is being asked to vote in two referendums to change Article 41 of our Constitution. The first is concerning the concept of family, and the second, whether to delete existing language and insert new wording to provide recognition for care provided by family members. Esther N McCarthy asks five writers to share their views, and explain which boxes they’ll be ticking on Friday — and why.

The new report from the World Bank said closing the global gender gap could raise global gross domestic product by more than 20%

Amid a new global gender divide, men could mark International Women’s Day by taking responsibility for the way they behave

On March 8, the country is being asked to vote in two referendums to change Article 41 of our Constitution. The first is concerning the concept of family, and the second, whether to delete existing language and insert new wording to provide recognition for care provided by family members. Esther N McCarthy asks five writers to share their views, and explain which boxes they’ll be ticking on Friday — and why.

On March 8, the country is being asked to vote in two referendums to change Article 41 of our Constitution. The first is concerning the concept of family, and the second, whether to delete existing language and insert new wording to provide recognition for care provided by family members. Esther N McCarthy asks five writers to share their views, and explain which boxes they’ll be ticking on Friday — and why.

On March 8, the country is being asked to vote in two referendums to change Article 41 of our Constitution. The first is concerning the concept of family, and the second, whether to delete existing language and insert new wording to provide recognition for care provided by family members. Esther N McCarthy asks five writers to share their views, and explain which boxes they’ll be ticking on Friday — and why.

On March 8, the country is being asked to vote in two referendums to change Article 41 of our Constitution. The first is concerning the concept of family, and the second, whether to delete existing language and insert new wording to provide recognition for care provided by family members. Esther N McCarthy asks five writers to share their views, and explain which boxes they’ll be ticking on Friday — and why.

Emma Dabiri’s beautiful, brilliant book is about reclaiming our own sense of beauty, so that joy and connection replace comparison and self-criticism

Mum-of-two Andrea Hanifin writes about how her experience working from home will influence her vote in the March 8 referendum

100 women of 2024: The LGBT+ community engagement officer and law student is running as a first-time candidate in the upcoming local elections for the Social Democrats, making her the first openly transgender person to run for public office in Ireland

100 women of 2024: Nguyen became the first Irish weightlifter (of either gender) to medal at the European Weightlifting Championships in 2023. Her next goal is Paris 2024

The success of Foster/An Cailín Ciúin has brought Claire Keegan’s extraordinary talent to the world, and that's only set to continue with the highly anticipated big-screen adaptation of Small Things Like These. Profiled by Esther McCarthy.

100 women of 2024: Lorraine O'Connor founded the Muslim Sisters of Éire almost 15 years ago to bring together Muslim women, helping them to feel empowered and find their voice, but the group has done so much more than that 

100 women of 2024: Dr Mary Favier and Dr Trisha Horgan are co-founders of START (Southern Task-Force On Abortion & Reproductive Topics), and played a pivotal role in the rollout of abortion services in Ireland 

Our kids’ generation is hardwired for equity – our job is to reform our workplaces to be fit for purpose, writes Sonya Lennon