Many Irish emigrants feel drawn to home. We need to give them more reasons to return

When you choose to move abroad, you accept the reality that life at home moves on without you

‘Much of what is thought of as the misinformation problem is really a mistrust problem’

Are you being flattered into fragility by your AI app?

It’s easy for an Irish person to presume assimilating in Australia will be straightforward, but this isn’t always the case

Unthinkable: Open-mindedness is a quality we claim to value. In reality, we discourage it

This bizarre dance of calendars appears to be the language of modern friendship

Each place we live in marks us indelibly. Dublin made me braver, London gave me significantly more notions. I often consider how Australia may have changed me

Laura Kennedy: Australian homes are constructed neither for summer nor winter, but rather accommodate a spirit of personal toughness in the face of a vast, capricious and indomitable natural landscape

Unthinkable: If you’re feeling overwhelmed and longing for real meaning, Viktor Frankl may be able to help. And if not, Albert Camus might have the answer

Laura Kennedy: Most people stay vaguely where they originate unless there’s a powerful external reason to leave

Declining birth rates are a material problem, but not everyone is suited to parenthood - and it’s better for all when they choose to live childfree

I’ve seen more than one man red as a beet in a GAA jersey, his boiled forehead audibly sizzling under the Australian sun

I now see that home is not always a fixed idea you inherit, but one you must participate in creating

It might primarily be a change of location, but moving forces you to re-evaluate the entire landscape of your life