There are enough clothes on the planet right now to dress the next six generations of the human race, so says Kathriona Devereux in her weekly column

Zero alcohol advertising, which uses the same logo and branding as the parent alcohol product, makes a mockery of legislative efforts to protect public health, so says Kathriona Devereux

Blending beats with bikes is a magical combo, so says Kathriona Devereux

In the midst of an energy crisis and high fuel costs, when we need to cut transport emissions by 7% each year, people are splashing out on SUVs that consume around 20% more energy than a normal sized car, says Kathriona Devereux

With the arrival of 'No Mow May' and the Chelsea Garden Show on the horizon, KATHRIONA DEVEREUX reflects on the importance of rewilding of our lawns and gardens

Kathriona Devereux reflects on the US President's recent visit to Ireland

As a teenager, Kathriona Devereux got an insight into the Troubles in the North. 25 years after the Good Friday Agreement, she says we cannot forgot those dark days

The benefits of swapping from car to train are huge, says Kathriona Devereux

The latest report on climate change made for 

Kathriona Devereux reflects on a weekend of highs, in her weekly column

It can feel a bit strange to be celebrating all things Irish in the midst of a housing crisis, climate crisis and health service crisis, so says Kathriona Devereux

Apathy towards the Irish language is something we should all challenge, so says Kathriona Devereux

Evacuating 30 years of stuff from her mother's attic threw up some interesting finds, writes Kathriona Deverux

Kathriona Devereux looks at new papers by the The Lancet, which unravel why the majority of women around the world choose to breastfeed, but are prevented from doing so

Brigid has all we are looking for in a modern feminist icon - so says Katriona Devereux

The curtain came down on the Cork Opera House panto at the weekend - and Kathriona Devereux caught one of the last shows

Where does the mentality of thinking it's acceptable to throw your rubbish around come from? So asks Kathriona Devereux in her weekly column

I just find the gym so joyless, says Kathriona Devereux in her weekly column

What gifts would make Corkonians very happy this Christmas? Kathriona Devereux reflects

The Irish Civil War, a three-part series, concludes tonight (Tuesday Dec 13), writes Kathriona Devereux

Debts can be paid back over time, lives cannot be bought back, says Kathriona Devereux

You could despair that the globally community is moving excruciatingly slowly, busy making promises that are never acted upon, says Kathriona Devereux

Insects are fast becoming an alternative sustainable food source to meet the world's demands, says Kathriona Devereux

Nobody should be dying of hunger in 2022, says Kathriona Devereux as she looks to the grave situation in Somalia

It is horrifying to think that there is nowhere to avoid the pervasive snow of microplastics, says Kathriona Devereux

In her weekly column Kathriona Devereux reflects on the tragedy in Creeslough in County Donegal

A story, fun, laughter, performance, this is what humans need - says Kathriona Devereux

Sometimes the battle against climate change seems hopeless, says Kathriona Devereux

A campaign encouraging people to buy only second-hand items for 30 days has gotten underway, writes Kathriona Devereux

Ever heard of an aphid? Kathriona Devereux tells us all about them

Where are all the climate leaders? We need a hero, so says Kathriona Devereux, writing in light of the monsoon floods in Pakistan

Kathriona Devereux was a researcher and producer of RTÉ’s Cold Case Collins documentary drama, which airs tomorrow

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Humans are a co-operative species, and we need to tap into that spirit of collective action to change the world for the better, says Kathriona Devereux

Ireland still emits 12.3 tonnes of CO2 per capita, compared to the EU average of six tonnes - we must do more, says Kathriona Devereux

After a recent visit there, KATHRIONA DEVEREUX extols the virtues of one of Cork's stunning islands

Kathriona Devereux is a novice to the GIY movement... but she's loving every minute of growing her own food

Knowing all that we know about the climate crisis, buying a large SUV that uses more energy than a regular sized car seems like a crazy disregard for our planet and our future, says Kathriona Devereux

Kathriona Devereux talks about dipping her toe back into the arts and cultural scene in Cork

As her little girl finishes preschool and prepares for big school in September, Kathriona Devereux reflects on memories of the key moments in her daughter's life so far

With 90s fashion back in vogue, it's got Kathriona Devereux experiencing some flushes of nostalgia

Is Cork's Secret Sounds driving you as crazy as me? So asks Kathriona Devereux

Monkeypox is a well known and understood disease, not a novel one - so no need to panic just yet, says Kathriona Devereux

Is the dystopian future already here? So asks Kathriona Devereux in her weekly column

There's lots to look forward to in the weeks and months ahead, says Katriona Devereux as we welcome the arrival of summer in Cork

Bringing a baby into the world should not be used as a sales opportunity by formula companies, says Kathriona Devereux

Where is the urgency to help Corkonians to leave their cars at home? Asks Kathriona Devereux in her weekly column

Government ambitions to retrofit 500,000 homes by 2030 might need a rethink, so says Kathriona Devereux

We can look forward to having a good rummage through the past of our great-grandparents and grandparents when the 1926 census returns will be released for public inspection in January, 2027, so says Kathriona Devereux

Kathriona Devereux reflects on a weekend catching up with friends - and the important role education played in their lives