Mags GarganInstead of wrapping children in cotton wool, a more relaxed attitude to raising children can lead to happier, healthier families, writes Stella O’Malley
Month: March 2015
Safe alcohol levels depend on the person
Dr Kevin McCarrollGuidelines apply to a typical person and cannot be applied in a one size fits all approach
Dark days in Ulster
A Place Apart: Northern Ireland in the 1970s
Euthanasia is blind to the mystery of love
Fr Ronald RolheiserThe logic for euthanasia, compassionate in so far as it goes, doesn’t go far enough to consider a number of deeper issues
The Jesuits in Ireland
Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review Winter 2014/15
Having grown-up children at home brings real benefits to the family
Maria ByrneAll sorts of advice is available to assist parents who are sharing their homes with their grown-up children
Life’s Little Things
Authoritative parenting which is child-centred and responsive is also assertive and demanding
Call for action to prevent family homelessness
Greg DalyCork can be prevented from following Dublin’s lead
Puns, slapstick and an inconsequential plot
Aubrey MaloneThe SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (G)
Our Government is set to radically redefine the notion of a traditional family
Children’s interests are of secondary concern in the new Children and Family Relationships Bill, writes Thomas Finegan