A survey by the Irish privacy regulator found that three out of four Irish parents share images and videos of their children online, with one in six identifying as 'parent influencers'.

A new report indicates that Irish parents are the least likely in the European Union to believe their children spend too much time on screens, with over half also reporting a positive view of social media's effect on their child's mental well-being.

A majority of Irish parents with children in denominational schools wish to maintain the existing religious ethos, but a growing number also express a desire for co-education.

Irish parents are already actively booking summer camps for their children, with many starting the process as early as January or February to secure spots for various activities from sports to science.

New data from Ireland reveals that a majority of parents with children in single-sex primary schools express a desire for a change to coeducational schooling, with county-by-county breakdowns showing preferences.

An article explores the ongoing relevance and extent of financial contributions made by Irish parents towards their children's weddings, a tradition historically associated with the bride's family.

A large majority of parents with children in single-sex schools in Ireland have expressed a desire for those institutions to transition to a multidenominational or coeducational ethos.

A new survey reveals that up to 80% of Irish parents believe their children are negatively affected by the cost-of-living crisis, with many resorting to skipping meals and cutting heating to cope with financial strain.

Irish parents discuss their methods for managing childcare costs during school holidays, with some finding that summer camps can be a more economical option than creches.

The parents of Grace Lynch, a schoolgirl who died after being hit by a scrambler, have voiced concerns that a new law banning the bikes is ineffective if gardaí are not permitted to pursue riders, following a garda's conviction over a pursuit.