Ellen O'Riordan

IHCA president says rate of take-up 'desperately slow' compared to previous contract

IHCA conference hears review must be ‘systemic’ and ‘cannot be allowed to report to itself’

Forced marriages in some ethnic minority communities remain a ‘hidden issue’ in Ireland due to lack of data, says human rights body

Roddy Doyle, Anne Enright and Irish booksellers on the real difference the prestigious award makes as two Irish writers hit shortlist

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar warns against ‘going too far’ with security at Leinster House and says gardaí had dealt with ‘credible death threats’ against him

Documents detailing exit packages of Geraldine O’Leary and Breda O’Keefe not provided by RTÉ

Fifteen per cent of people in one Co Monaghan area said they have no internet access at home

Resource can be mined for planning and other purposes

Small Area Population Statistics cover wide range of topics, such as commuter habits and family size

Brendan Kenneally says he was ‘horrified’ when told of a claim of historic child abuse by his cousin

Members of force doing ‘more digging’ regarding claims made by father of abused boy could have spared further harm, child protection expert says

Former sports coach is serving prison sentences of more than 18 years for abusing 15 boys between 1979 and 1990

Court Service data reveal more than 12,800 Covid law prosecutions were resolved by the courts as of April

PSNI and London’s Metropolitan police force have looser tattoo policy than An Garda Síochána

It is a criminal offence to have a television – even a broken one – without a TV licence