Christian Brothers

An Appreciation

Dublin North Central TD became chief whip in 1987 and served under Haughey in 1991

Tuam native placed the human at centre of technological innovation

Although they disagreed on many things, the most English of games was common ground

Patrick Harte (78) convicted of assaulting students at CBS Synge Street in Dublin

Priest said the abuse had ‘a paralysing effect’ on his life and prevented him from achieving so many things in life

Liberal Catholic theologian and author was open to insights from other faiths

A lifetime in the classroom and on the sidelines has brought rich dividends for Laois man

RTÉ’s Redress: Breaking the Silence was a brave and often unwatchable documentary

‘When I moved to Australia I was single and it helped that I met my wife two years after I arrived’

From the Archive: A 1979 Christmas party for Vietnamese refugees saw coconut cake and Molly Malone

Religious congregations provide €110m in cash but owe twice that amount in property

Fresh faces follow four byelections last week

There is no other country in which light entertainment could lead into such dark territory

Girls-only exams, botany tests and imperial measures: the exam has changed radically since the first paper was sat almost 100 years ago

Byrne was the creation of two immovable forces of the mid-20th century – mother and church

A vast array of records are stored in the facility, which has over 21km of shelving

Supermarket giant says incumbent Dave Lewis will exit next summer

Uruguay’s Diego Ormaechea was oldest player in Rugby World Cup history in 1999

The hammer fell for the last time in legendary Buckleys of Sandycove this afternoon after 56 years in business and nearly a million lots sold

Dublin man established Penneys and Primark as a major global fashion brand

Maxwells sought bill of €1.8m after initial payment of €2.2m for its work in 2005

Department of Education says excess cash will go towards National Children’s Hospital

Interview: On the 10th anniversary of the report’s publication, Ryan looks back

Ten years ago, Seán Ryan’s definitive report shed light on some of Ireland’s darkest secrets

About €250m of €1.5bn has been paid to survivors from agreements in 2002 and 2009

Ciara Geraghty on losing her father to dementia, a subject she tackles in her new novel

Plan for 385-home development had been opposed on basis of height

Charleville CBS Primary school demands plans for new building within weeks

Junior minister says Cairn housing development ‘totally out of kilter’ with community

‘I used to self harm trying to deal with it and I would overdose on whatever drugs I could’

Choir may be more diverse than ever, but it’s still notoriously difficult to gain a coveted spot

Dissident republicans blamed for killing of man as children were leaving the school

Four presidential hopefuls make pitch for nomination to Kerry County Council

There’s no booze or drugs at Buddhafield, and no corporate sponsorship, but the event brings 3,500 happy campers to Devon – and a crew of Irish emigrants are at the helm

Enshrining ‘Amhrán na bhFiann’ in law is out of tune with radically altered identity

At Your Service: The Brennan Brothers tackle Irish hospitality in a very Irish way

Priest was sanctioned after speaking out against church’s teaching on contraception

Christian Brothers is selling 7.5 acres of school pitches at Deansgrange school

Soca group wants to know why Catholic orders have not paid out more in compensation