Kate Demolder

In her new thriller, It Should Have Been You, Andrea Mara unfurls the meeting point of technology, loneliness and the taboo all new mothers face.

Once a capital city where Irish people struggled to punctuate meaning, impact and influence, London now boasts an Irish cultural calling card. But what’s behind the change?

Hamish Khayat is a member of the prominent Weston family. Brittany Stewart is a Chicago-born angel investor. Together, they want to make dental care affordable. And a host of investors, including Goldman Sachs, believe they can do it.

Activists and survivors are hopeful for change after the industry largely avoided the accountability that swept Hollywood post #MeToo. But is this the Judgement Day they’re waiting for?

Medical start-ups like Hertility are developing a proactive approach to women’s health and fertility. Co-founder Deirdre O’Neill describes its offering as reproductive autonomy and "a first of its kind".

Violence against women has shaped Ireland, so much so that a neologism popularised in the seventies has become omnipresent: femicide. Women in Ireland are at breaking point, Kate Demolder writes. They have been for some time.

Dragons' Den contestant Noelle O’Connor is breaking into the American beauty market with a range of products that are ultra green and guilt-free.

From Monaghan to London to New York, the fashion graduate and magazine editor has blazed a trail in the crowded international make-up market.

The athlete-cum-businesswoman discusses funding, wellness and the O’Gorman dynasty.

Unafraid of consequence, Laurence Fox has done something he never thought he would––apologise. But what are the implications of his “Who would shag that?” rant, and what do they tell us about the world in which we live today? Kate Demolder writes.