Why was the work of one of the few female co-founders of a theatre company, the Globe Theatre Company, not included in the histories of the stage that have been written since?

There are two things that we can say without any doubt about Josephine Bracken. She was both legitimate and 'fully Irish'

March 21 marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Anna Frances Levins, writes Clodagh Finn

Whatever you are doing, I think it safe to say that the whole country will rejoice in the Brigidine bank holiday, introduced in 2023

New archival discoveries reveal the story of a Cork woman held in Ravensbrück, and why remembering her matters today

A chance encounter in 1942 near RTÉ's 'creaking and groaning' lift in the GPO led to a lifelong friendship between two remarkable women, who shared a passion for folklore and food and contributed much to Irish cultural life

There should be no such thing as women's issues, only human rights issues, writes Clodagh Finn

The State should take inspiration from Ruth Medjber's 365-day 'Sin Scéal Eile' project and revive the Irish Folklore Commission's schools' collection now hosted on duchas.ie

From Blackrock to Youghal, Irish pub names hold forgotten stories of love, loss, community — and why their passing still matters

At Christmas, people often binge-watch Netflix or stockpile books, but there is a wonderful array of digital archives to be enjoyed too