Bar Council calls for ‘rape myths’ to be combated in its submission to review body
Tipperary council seeks removal of unofficial site as condition of deal to house six families
Dublin City Council has lodged planning application for two southside sites
Cockroaches were found in ‘clothes and food’, according to one complainant
For a mother of young children, not being able to take them anywhere is ‘draining’
Charity highlights burden of keeping children occupied in straitened circumstances
Hiqa warns of ‘impending risk’ of multiple closures due to unsuitable premises
Boyd Barrett calls for ‘massive shift to public transport’ at People Before Profit agm
‘There are thousands of good, talented and hard working people this is affecting’
The male in his 20s is the fourth homeless man to die on the city’s streets this year
James Collins still makes billy-cans, pails and mugs from stainless steel in his Finglas workshop
‘I’m putting my energy into getting him in front of a judge,’ says Keran Byrne ahead of Keith’s Friday deadline
Adoption Authority has identified 160 potential locations where files are being held
Judgment should not delay reforms on refugee family reunification, advocates warn
Fr Duignan comes from Diocese of Elphin and lectured in St Angela’s College
Robert Marsden Canon served at the Battle of Arnhem and with the Desert Rats
Report also shows an unauthorised €5,000 loan was made to employee of Accord
Man stole 800-year-old head of crusader and skull from vaults under church
Bea Worton’s son Kenneth one of 10 Protestant workmen shot dead in 1976
‘One of the most beautiful locations for an Orange parade anywhere in the world’
Katherine Zappone is working on amendments to enable disclosure of information for adoptees
‘Top of the range’ houses built for Traveller families remain vacant due to long-running standoff
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