This month on the Womens Podcast book club, weve been reading Go as a River, the debut novel from Shelley Read. Set in the beautiful wilderness of Colorado, it tells the story of Victoria, a resilient young woman whose life is forever changed by one cha

We examine the key findings from the independent review on Ireland's abortion services

Pray for Our Sinners, the new documentary from filmmaker and journalist Sinad OShea, opens in Irish cinemas this week. It follows OShea as she returns to her hometown of Navan, to explore the impact of the Catholic church on the community in decad

The human rights lawyer talks to Kathy Sheridan

The author and illustrator reflects on her adult diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder

The human rights activist discusses her new memoir Taking Sides

Rachel Thompson, author of 'Rough', speaks to host Risn Ingle

The author on the transformative experience of becoming a mother

With Sharyn Ward, Dr Salome Mbugua, Sonya Lennon, Suzy Byrne and Tara Flynn.

Screenwriter Nancy Harris on her new RTE series