The changing nature of Romania's migration story. After 30 years of emigration, Romania no longer has enough workers of its own to fill many of the jobs its economy requires, writes @tweetsfromdrjc@UCC@Researchirel https://t.co/8gegsw9xyr
What is El Niño and why is it generating so much attention? Explainer by @Michelle_McCrys@ICARUS_Maynooth@MaynoothUni on how it can impact temperatures and rainfall patterns many thousands of kilometres away from the tropical Pacific https://t.co/nKuiWaqM50
It's 1973 and an all-Ireland soccer team are playing world champions Brazil... @cormacmoore on the historic friendly at a packed Lansdowne Road which saw a makeshift all-Ireland team take on a starry Brazilian side https://t.co/3c6fgi39kq
Why cheap online shopping is about to change for Irish consumers. The era of the frictionless €5 parcel is ending to be replaced by something which will be more expensive, more transparent and regulated, explains @eoinplant@EdinburghNapier https://t.co/nUX2fTogjx
Why is everybody joining run clubs? @_IsobelWalsh_@AdamDaly56 & @Al3xNeuroth@DCUPsychology@DCU look at the psychological motivations behind this popular sweaty phenomenon, including mating, community, online connections, wellness and nature https://t.co/VcdDcr2SZG
Why your takeaway coffee costs more than it did a few years ago. The cost of the cup you bought this morning on the way to work is influenced by everything from wages and rents in Ireland to drought in Vietnam, writes @eoinplant@EdinburghNapier https://t.co/Tm1j9K17tL
From bathing machines & swimming in the Dublin Zoo pond to Olympic medalists and Dryrobers, a short history of leisure and competitive female swimmers in Ireland. By @alphacarla@WeAreTUDublin https://t.co/fosDK8xUEv
Why TV viewers crave uncertainty when it comes to hurling matches. A minute-by-minute analysis of audience share shows how the number of viewers increases and decreases depending on outcome uncertainty, writes John Considine @CUBSucc@UCC https://t.co/d0zU1fjCLq
What is 'house burping' – and is it really good for your health? New #RTEBrainstorm podcast 🎧 based on a piece by Vikram Niranjan @UL@Researchirel & voiced by Jan Ní Fhlanagáin - now available wherever you get your podcasts https://t.co/GvAQDmKSNk
Does the cost of living crisis affect children's mental health? Children experience economic downturns through household stress, tension and anxiety rather than GDP figures or interest rates, writes @LeeAnnTBurke@CUBSucc@UCC@Researchirel https://t.co/8w0yK1GW07
Meet the food bugs which could ruin your summer. What you don't want as a souvenir of your holidays, ranked in terms of severity, danger to your health and how common they are. By @KieferRamberg@DCU https://t.co/9EWpt7qNGY
What 545,000 Reddit users reveal about mental health. Many people first encounter mental health language outside a clinic, which shapes how they recognise symptoms and seek help, explains @SrebLetina@UL https://t.co/vWoUYgUlgW
How 'doom spending' is about more than just consumer behaviour. Spending money on luxury or frivolous purchases reflects how people respond when they feel anxious and uncertain about the future, writes Oliver Browne @CUBSucc@UCC https://t.co/AGga3xcdLF
How drones, spider cams and AI will bring World Cup 2026 to your TV. This year's tournament will feature more teams, more matches and more cameras and broadcasting technology than ever before https://t.co/aPdToyzY9e