Unthinkable: A new biography of George Berkeley brings out the complexity of his character

Unthinkable: Famous philosophers are being reappraised in light of their prejudices

TCD’s history from the Plantation of Ulster to the Atlantic slave trade under scrutiny

If we were to remove statues and rename streets in Ireland, where might we start?

Unthinkable: Ireland’s most celebrated philosopher was ‘also extremely morally fallible’

Unthinkable: Sartre and Schopenhauer make the list but Peig Sayers deserves inclusion too

Unthinkable: One of philosophy’s great debates may be down to a misunderstanding

Unthinkable: You can do philosophy anywhere. Even while walking your dog

Unthinkable: A philosophy book designed for younger readers takes inspiration from Kerry sage John Moriarty

Unthinkable: The nature of reality may depend on whether the infinite is comprehensible

The old answer to the problem of how the world existed before the advent of conscious observers was that God was watching it

An Irishman’s Diary about every teenager’s favourite word

A nation of brilliant failures and greatest talkers since the Greeks

Utopian visions work because they are fictional, says sociologist Deirdre Ní Chuanacháin

Ross Lipman’s doc makes interesting connections and assertions

Are you a sourist, a bitterist or an Americano? A Trinity College professor has turned his attention to the ancient beverage as part of an intellectual exercise

Ever wondered whether a falling tree heard by no one makes a sound? George Berkeley has an answer for you

As the Richard Dawkins of the early Enlightenment, John Toland created a pantheist outlook that’s still relevant today

Around the world, children who learn philosophy also learn how to solve problems and think critically. Why is there such resistance to teaching it in Ireland?