Catherine McGuinness defends Tom Humphries sentence

Party claims it is willing to compromise on measures in the Judicial Appointments Bill

Up to 12 per cent of total healthcare budget spent on care in last year of life

Former Supreme Court judge Catherine McGuinness to address right to work event

Natalie McGuinness strangled to death by her boyfriend who ‘believed he was in the Matrix’

Shane Ross not present for Leaders’ Questions as Varadkar and Martin manoeuvre

Future generations will be saddened by our failure to act on wholly inadequate system

Students unsuited to higher education being shoehorned into universities by parents

Graduates who emigrate may be ‘too afraid’ to return home, Oireachtas committee told

Ireland should follow French model in abortion law, protecting mother and unborn

Mother Jones Festival to hear from Supreme Court judge Catherine McGuinness

Frank Griffin ‘a wonderful brother, devoted husband, loving father and adored grandfather’

Move may have significant implications for other colleges and public sector employers

Outgoing Government scores C on keeping its promises to children, charity report says

Profile: A stickler for tradition, his reputation was of a judge who was ‘tough but fair’

Former judge tells Merriman summer school we now have more equality between spouses

University welcomes report as Siptu branch questions credibility of group’s findings

Group calls for new measures to counteract discrimination against women at university

Registration event involving gardaí called off after backlash from No campaigners

Nóirín O’Sullivan says it was not appropriate that garda was part of Yes side photocall

Campaign group say Garda station photo-call was to encourage voter registration

No campaigner describes Yes photo as a blatant attempt to politicise the gardaí

Safe Ireland report presents women’s experience of legal remedies for domestic violence

Dr Micheline Sheehy Skeffington says ‘concrete action’ required

Sociologist finds sport is sole means for some to meet people of different backgrounds

Lobbying for illegal Irish in US contrasted with approach to immigrants here, retired judge says

Planning permission for GridWest and GridLink projects to be sought by mid-2016

‘We share a wicked sense of humour’

Third of asylum-seekers or refugees presenting to rape crisis centres in 2012 were minors at time of assault

Confidential document warns improving the Irish system increases the risk of asylum seekers from the UK moving to the State for better conditions

Reports from campaign groups have highlighted the damage direct provision is causing residents

‘Irish Times’ series explores the lives of these ostracised people who are barred from work and welfare

Government gets F grade for treatment of migrant children in direct provision

About 100 people attended the launch of ‘Life Is For Living’ book

Labour’s Euro hopeful is fighting hard in face of possible party meltdown

Rethinkpylons.org suggests converting Moneypoint power station to biomass-based electricity production

Daisyhouse Housing Association says supported housing is not being made available

Alliance of 100 groups welcomes legislative reform but criticises implementation