Ireland’s tradition of ‘social intimacy’ may soften ‘the rough edges of difference’, writes Mary Kenny

Mary Kenny questions what it takes to be considered influential

It is important to examine the definition of a ‘secular’ republic and vote on it if need be, writes Mary Kenny

Despite social divisions,”everyone has to make an effort to change” in order for everyone to have the respect they deserve, writes Mary Kenny

“You’d be forgiven for thinking that 1916 has now become a brand”, writes Mary Kenny

Tragedies may lead us to “disabling” addictions, but treatment can help us overcome the darkness, writes Mary Kenny

Mary Kenny reflects on the growing popularity of the ‘ghoulish’ and ‘macabre’ festival

All families are complicated and they are far from the perfect family ‘ideal’, writes Mary Kenny

The Pontiff provides a practical purpose for universal faith, writes Mary Kenny

A history of suffering teaches us to have empathy for modern refugees, writes Mary Kenny