Insolvency Service of Ireland director Lorcan O’Connor: “If we don’t get the practitioner bit right the system won’t work.” Photograph: Eric Luke

Success of scheme will depend on integrity of PIPs, says insolvency chief

Paula Lonergan from One Family with her daughter Aoife Lonergan-Bourke.Photograph: Aidan Crawley

Separation takes toll but pulling together for children a huge help

People entering the personal insolvency process to rid themselves of unsustainable debt have been told they can expect to be charged around €300 for an initial consultation, and several thousand euro to employ an intermediary to manage their case. Photograph: thinkstock

Charges of €300 for initial consultation and thousands to manage case, conference told

British and Irish law meet European human rights standard but at odds with US practice

 The University College Dublin campus at Belfield.

Only three of eight candidates to be interviewed are internal applicants

Gabriel Mirza confronted his teenage opponent in a toilet where the 16-year-old had allegedly being using a computerised device to assist his play

Union to take statements from players at centre of controversy

Ulick O Connor talks to Mannix Flynn at the Aosdána 
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general assembly in the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin, yesterday. Photograph: David Sleator

Economic crisis shouldn’t turn us into ‘one dimensional man’, Cronin tells annual meeting

Sam Norris (14) who  helps with the caring of his sister Demi Norris.

Irish Lives: Carers come out of the shadows to plead for proper recognition by the State

Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton: said she believes property tax is necessary

A report being brought to Cabinet tomorrow on child benefit reform recommends the retention of?a strong universal payment? to…

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