Calls for inclusion are complex

A new survey of troops is instructive

As you grow older, you realise that every event in your life, however intense, is just an episode: nothing endures, says Mary Kenny

There is a case for high charity wages

I spent a lovely couple of days last week in Killarney, where I was asked to address the priests, and a couple of bishops, in the Diocese of Kerry. Kerry people are always welcoming and Killarney itself really does live up to its reputation of outstanding beauty, so it was a pleasing interlude indeed. Sometimes…

Secret affairs have consequences, writes Mary Kenny

Communities suffer amid Western silence

Sobriety is fabulous, writes Mary Kenny

The long Irish tradition of monasticism relished simple and austere living, and that’s probably part of the collective DNA, writes Mary Kenny

The celebrity cook Nigella Lawson attracted much general sympathy – as well as widespread media reportage – during accusations in court by her ex-husband that she had used cocaine and behaved badly to her daughter. Iíve met Nigella and she is a nice person: her brother Dominic Lawson, for whom I have worked, is one…