The 24 individuals were convicted of crimes including burglary, domestic violence, sexual assault, drug offences and organised crime

Taoiseach Micheál Martin will deliver the apology on Wednesday in the Dáil

Locals remember Antonia Edgeworth from old library in Dún Laoghaire and seeing her on the city’s streets

Hair Together helps to train young carers, ex-prisoners and recovering addicts in hairdressing and confidence skills

Judge brands agency ‘disgraceful’ over plan to meet and decide priority for children awaiting beds

The US State Department says gaps in victim identification mean Irish children are rarely recognised as trafficking victims

Feminist analysis criticises lack of investment in hormone replacement therapy and fertility treatment

Small increases to various benefits ‘all helps’, but no big change overall

€10-a-week increase in all core payments from January

Sligo mother of three wants to see ‘more strategic thinking’ in Minister’s long-term plan for childcare

Robert Walker, who lives alone in north Dublin, struggles with energy bills, and especially running electric storage heaters

States must also provide adequate income support and accessible, high-quality services, says OECD report

Contracts with hotels housing more than 4,000 Ukrainians end next month, while private host payments end in March

Parents, homeowners, professionals, farmers, healthcare workers and people with disabilities discuss their priorities

Dylan Coady-Coleman could not see approaching vehicle and the driver could not see him due to parked cars, court told