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Will anything really change in how sexual harassment allegations are dealt with?

27.09.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Rather than ban certain breeds, can people just control their dogs?

20.09.2023 20

Sarah Harte

Pauw’s exit indicative of double standards in corridors of power

13.09.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Government’s mission should be a more competitively-priced Ireland

06.09.2023 40

Sarah Harte

Men need to have the offside rule in gender politics explained to them

30.08.2023 30

Sarah Harte

Will this be the kiss of death for sexism on and off the football pitch?

23.08.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Men playing the victim when women succeed harms all of us

16.08.2023 50

Sarah Harte

We could fund universal healthcare — the issue is whether we want to

Sarah Harte

Irish Catholicism still alive in piecemeal way since Sinéad's incisive protest

02.08.2023 10

Sarah Harte

My ‘Barbenheimer’ binge makes it clear that it’s still a man’s world

26.07.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Corporate world's move away from 'woke capitalism' may come back to bite it

12.07.2023 10

Sarah Harte

RTÉ fiasco has proven that we need systemic change, not scapegoating

05.07.2023 50

Sarah Harte

Is direct action legitimate protest or a slippery slope to violence?

28.06.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Legislation alone isn’t enough to bring an end to homophobia

21.06.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Mental health is still stigmatised in Ireland — we need to normalise it

14.06.2023 20

Sarah Harte

Do we need a nanny state to curb our love of booze?

Sarah Harte

Campaigners for accountability hit brick walls in Irish public life

Sarah Harte

Ageism that pervades our society is both short-sighted and irrational

Sarah Harte

Sex assault victims are still not encouraged to come forward

17.05.2023 20

Sarah Harte

Abused women and children let down by state agencies working in silos

11.05.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Bullies think they rule the world, but small acts of hope change it

Sarah Harte

Fast-tracking facial recognition technology laws would be irresponsible

26.04.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Today’s mood music may be more optimistic than you’d think

Sarah Harte

We struggle to keep up as artificial intelligence technology surges ahead

12.04.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Are parents unwittingly exploiting their children on social media?

05.04.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Amending a clause in Constitution will do little for equality of women

29.03.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Gen Z workers are not coddled, they simply have never known office culture

Sarah Harte

I’d rather eat my innards than deal with inevitable abuse of Twitter

Sarah Harte

One size rarely fits all when it comes to educating our children

Sarah Harte

Sanitising literature serves to cover up critiques of hateful attitudes

Sarah Harte

We cannot allow assisted suicide debate to devalue older people

22.02.2023 20

Sarah Harte

Modern sex education is our best weapon to combat gender-based violence

Sarah Harte

Culture wars divide us into rival tribes and ignore our shared humanity

08.02.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Top-down approach to asylum takes Irish welcomes for granted

01.02.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Conscientious objectors are entitled to their beliefs, not their own laws

25.01.2023 20

Sarah Harte

Restricting fundamental rights requires careful consideration

18.01.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Young people are very pro-union — so why aren’t they joining any?

11.01.2023 10

Sarah Harte

Size acceptance should not come at the expense of physical health

04.01.2023 40

Sarah Harte

Time for a new beginning after another year of violence against women

28.12.2022 20

Sarah Harte