Should we speak ill of the dead?
Feminism differs from women’s liberation
Mary Kenny is a ‘women’s liberationist’
Quitting my chocolate treat for Lent
I’m looking at my jar of Organic Chocolate Spread and asking – ‘Can I really give this up for Lent?’ Organic Chocolate Spread, I might explain, is the nearest thing to ambrosia – that Greek notion of the food of the gods – that I have ever tasted in my life. There was a time…
Why sexual identity politics have taken centre stage
Move singles ‘a failure of the Left’
St Patrick’s Day – unity or division?
Calls for inclusion are complex
A soldier’s need to pray
A new survey of troops is instructive
An inspirational good samaritan story
As you grow older, you realise that every event in your life, however intense, is just an episode: nothing endures, says Mary Kenny
Why some charity CEOs are paid highly
There is a case for high charity wages
Gaining a sense of solidarity
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…
Have an affair? And pay for it!
Secret affairs have consequences, writes Mary Kenny

Mary Kenny