JENNIFER HORGAN catches up with Cork teenager Megan O’Brien, who took part in the Generation Glas programme, which s young people to become sustainability ambassadors 

In a 10-part series called Student to Student, AMY O’BRIEN aims to share advice from young people to other students. Today she talks to Maha Shahzadi, who wants to be a physician

In a 10-part series, called Student To Student, AMY O’BRIEN aims to share advice from young people to other students. Today, she talks to Carl Dwyer Murray, who has year one of college done. He shares some advice on navigating Leaving Cert year

In this new 10-part series, called Student to Student, AMY O’BRIEN aims to share advice from young school-goers to other students. Today she chats about Leaving Cert Applied

Irish author Méabh Collins’ debut novel challenges stereotypical representations of autism, writes PET O’CONNELL

We need to re-educate our children about care and comion and how anger and destruction are a pointless pastime, so says Adrienne Acton

Today we continue our new series called ‘Youth Matters’, written by AMY O’BRIEN, aged 17, from Mitchelstown, a climate and social justice activist. Over the coming weeks, Amy will interview young people from across the county with different experiences and insights

JENNIFER HORGAN catches up with the Cork teenagers behind The Sustainable Sleepover Podcast, which explores all things climate change, social justice and other life issues

The government decided in Budget 2022 to give free contraception to women aged 17 to 25. Was it the right thing to do? So asks Colette Sheridan in her weekly column

Teenagers are not known for their sprightly demeanour, but here’s how to spot if yours is sleep deprived.