The HSE confirmed a cyber attack hit all hospital IT systems, with appointments at the Rotunda cancelled on Friday as a result. Photograph: Colin Keegan/ Collins Dublin 4:16 Scale of damage from cyberattack on HSE systems will not be known for days
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Seán Moncrieff: Stephen Donnelly seems to be trapped in Kobayashi Maru Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly’s sacrifice may never be recognised. But like Jesus, he’s offered himself up for the greater good. Photograph: Gareth Chaney/Collins

Minister is continually compared to some other, fantasy minister who would do a far better job

Fintan O’Toole: Troubles victims deserve the truth – there will be no more prosecutions A family member of Joan Connolly holds a photograph of Joan after the findings of the Ballymurphy inquest were revealed at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast on Tuesday. Photograph: Charles McQuillan/Getty

It is cruel and dishonest to pretend unsolved crimes will ever see justice in court

David McWilliams: The 15-minute city – and how to pay for it The living city is not about equality. It is in fact about the opposite. It is about diversity, disparity and messiness, the elixir of human life. Photograph: iStock

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Pragmatic, experienced politician has proven himself capable of working with Sinn Féin

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