Brazil is a long way from the bogs of Ireland, but there are striking parallels with their rainforests and our peatlands, says Kathriona Devereux

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

Farmers and consumers must respond to the global economic crises by developing new and better techniques, says Kathriona Devereux

Kathriona Devereux is thinking of a young Ukrainian boy she met while filming a travel documentary and wonders where she is now

In her weekly column Kathriona Devereux talks about theIntergovernmental Report on Climate Change and also what's going on in Ukraine

Kathriona Devereux reflects on a new report on how the marketing of formula milk influences our decisions on infant feeding

NPHET advised the government that mask wearing should no longer be mandatory - but Kathriona Devereux tells us why she'll still be wearing hers

The right for people with a disability to be able to lead full, independent lives is continually undermined by the built environment and transport network, so says Kathriona Devereux

I’VE long lamented the lack of a children’s museum in Cork.

IF you want to banish the January blues, I can recommend immersing yourself in the enthusiasm, intelligence and brilliant research of some of Ireland’s teenagers at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.

Kathriona Devereux hopes this is a watershed moment for Ireland to finally get to grips with the complex problem of gender-based violence.

Kathriona Devereux this month attended the virtual Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas - from the comfort of her sitting room

150 new trees for Pana, free public transport, the regeneration of North Main Street - these are just some of the things Kathriona Devereux imagines Cork could have by 2025

It was a year filled with female achievements, writes Kathriona Devereux

It's a Christmas to be grateful for the small things, says Kathriona Devereux in her weekly column

82-year old Cork dance legend John Cullinane features in a TV documentary this Thursday, writes Kathriona Devereux

Cad Faoi Na Tuismitheoirí? visit Gaelscoil Pheig Sayers and the home of a Cork boy

Imagine if governments around the world switched subsidies for the fossil fuel industry to instead fund people to put solar PV panels on their roofs, so says Kathriona Devereux in her weekly column