As a much older woman, I still aspire to be like Dr Daphne, writes Clodagh Finn who flicks through the archives to find a true Renaissance woman who instilled a sense of wonder

Evictions over a two-week period in June 1887 generated international headlines, and widespread sympathy for tenants

Lizzie O’Neill’s murder shocked the State, and her reputation was left in shreds

Jennifer Sleeman believes the width of life is much more important than its length, yet in her 95 years she has succeeded in achieving both, writes Clodagh Finn

Strap in for a rapid-fire tour of an exhibition that casts off the wilful forgetfulness of centuries

Lin Rose Clark teases out the political and historical and writes the women back into the story

Whatever happened to this young woman who stepped into a fairytale story all those decades ago?

Her life and work was the very embodiment of feminism yet she vehemently denied being a feminist

A century after she broke into an all-male world, Oonah Keogh’s quiet revolution on the trading floor is remembered

As free HRT becomes a reality, it’s time to rethink menopause, medicalisation — and embrace the power of ageing