Family homelessness continues to rise in Dublin, new data shows
Dilapidated 1950s Dublin estate had persistent damp, mould and sewage problems
Barnardos, Inclusion Ireland and Irish Traveller Movement slate State-wide trend
Placing pupils on reduced timetable without consent considered ‘a form of suspension’
Hiqa inspectors found inadequate governance by child and family agency Tusla
Cold weather strategy includes 203 permanent and 130 ‘temporary contingency’ beds
Direct provision centre at Caiseal Mara Hotel in Moville set to house 100 asylum seekers
Budget for hostels, hotels and other homeless supports up by €90m in last five years
Daniel Sweeney left with jaw, eye socket fractures following pub car park attack
‘The social welfare pension system in Ireland is based on the assumption pensioners don’t have rent to pay and don’t have significant mortgage payments’
‘The tongue kills like a knife,’ pontiff tells Catholic faithful at audience in the Vatican
Award named for CervicalCheck controversy campaigner will benefit mature students
New enclosure for relic stolen in 2012 to be blessed in ecumenical service
Peace ‘means coming out of our own trenches; building bridges, not parapets’, Eamon Martin says
White linked to peace as opposed to red poppy ‘embroiled in UK politics’, Quakers say
Catholics in Ireland from 1960s onwards found idea of limbo incredible and even cruel, says historian
Government says it will resolve issue of 200 survivors whose awards were withheld
Discrimination main factor for low employment among Africans, says activist
Thinking Anew: More than 2,500 years ago people were debating an issue that troubles us to this day
It was a quiet bank holiday in Gurteen, as the automatic ban for drink-driving came into force
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