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Supporting abusers who want to change their ways
Jacqueline Hogge
A 400% increase in calls to MOVE Ireland, which educates and counsels men who abuse their partners, shows the need to support perpetrators who seek help in living a non-violent life.
9 April 2025 Features
Bánór: Have you herd? Bánór is a new ewe ritual
Tipp friends transformed sheep milk into a skin saviour and customers are loving their ‘white gold’, writes Deirdre Verney.
9 April 2025 Features
Desperate Farmwife: how do we raise strong, resilient young men?
In a world where we are pushing our capable young women forward, an increasing number of young men are feeling left behind.
Women coming back to the workforce
Returning to the workplace can be an intimidating prospect for some women but there are programmes in place providing support, writes Sarah McIntosh.
2 April 2025 Recruitment
Editorial: Times, they are a-changing
'It's about getting a fair representation of both genders, to have men and women’s voices at the table. '
12 March 2025 Editorial
End of a Vera for popular crime writer Ann Cleeves
Best-selling author is set to appear at Ennis Book Club Festival this weekend, writes Deirdre Verney.
5 March 2025 Living Life
‘Over the years, I have unwittingly formed a girl gang in my own home'
This International Women's Day, our Desperate Farmwife is calling out weaponised incompetence as she sees it.
5 March 2025 Features
Editorial: ‘Isn’t it mad that it is now five years since COVID-19 took over?'
'Women are innovating, pushing boundaries and making their mark in industries that are for the most part, male dominated'.
5 March 2025 Editorial
Peigín Crowley: Finding the balance of success and rest
From cancer care to menopause, Peigín Crowley has created a unique Irish wellness and skincare brand that is not just skin deep – it is helping people to relax, rest and live better.
5 March 2025 Features
Go on, girl: the women to watch in food and farming
This International Women's Day, give these amazing women working in Irish agriculture, food, hospitality and research a follow - they are definitely the ones to watch, writes Janine Kennedy.
5 March 2025 News
‘Women do a lot of caring – and there is a cost to that’
Psychologist Allison Keating insists that the chronic levels of stress and anxiety we are experiencing on a daily basis are not normal, writes Rosalind Skillen.
5 March 2025 Health
ACORNS is sowing seeds of success for rural women
Celebrating ten years in April, the ACORNS programme has been successful in supporting female entrepreneurs in the countryside, writes Sarah Mcintosh.
5 March 2025 Careers