TV presenter Martin King and entrepreneur Pamela Laird have issued a rallying call for the Virtual Alzheimer’s Memory Walk to raise awareness and funds for dementia support.

Roisin McBrien talks to festival founder Amanda Kelly about what’s in store this year.

The Devil Wears Prada author, Lauren Weisberger, talks about the lasting legacy of her debut book, the musical involving Sir Elton John and why fashion leaves her cold.

The first woman to be leading jockey at Cheltenham and ride the winner at the Grand National wants to encourage people to join her in supporting Ireland’s great crafts people

Rachel Spillane talks about what it means to transition later on in life and lean into our limitless potential.

There is a special feelgood factor and appeal of musicals from Singing in the Rain to West Side Story....

It’s not as simple as saying those two little words and we all know when it is heartfelt and when it is not. Here’s how to say ‘I’m Sorry’ and really mean it.

Roisin McBrien delves into some brilliant minds to discover 5 things that make our brains lazy and how you can overcome them.

Majestic, serene and beautiful, the calm presence of horses has been proven to bring about both physical and mental health benefits to people with a variety of different conditions.

Author Catherine Talbot’s love of wild swimming stems from childhood growing up by the sea, more recently, walks to the beach and slipping beneath the waters on moonlight nights inspired the opening scene of her acclaimed debut novel, A Good Father.

The Vicar of Dibley’s joke about two nuns and a vampire was recently named the comedy’s funniest in a specially commissioned study which also revealed what makes us laugh and what leaves us scratching our heads in bafflement.