Murphy report said it was ‘likely that he has abused hundreds of children’

Galway pharmacist Frank McAnena’s doorstep calls to patients saves lives and money. So why won’t health officials listen to him?

Over 600, including big cross-section from theatre and arts , attend humanist service

TV Review: Rachel O’Reilly’s parents speak out in Mick Peelo’s fascinating documentary

The late American feminist was committed to an Irish mental hospital and rescued by friends

New Aosdána Saoi described as the ‘great playwright of the emigrant’

Eoin Sweeney obituary: Born October 12th, 1947 – Died July 7th, 2017

Róisín Meets Podcast: Galway singer is back on stage at Vicar Street next month after overcoming heart disease

This documentary about Prof Ivor Browne portrays a divisive figure in a playful way, and is alive to his flaws as his far-out ideas

The Irish psychiatrist at the heart of a new documentary has transformed our view of mental illness

As the film of ‘Brooklyn’ gets good reviews, Tóibín’s status at home and abroad rises yet another notch

Senator makes suggestion during the introduction of the Marriage Bill in the Seanad

Musician Cormac Breatnach’s brother was wrongly convicted of the 1976 Sallins Mail Train Robbery at the behest of a cohort within the Garda. Now he hopes a new theatre show will cast light on the injustice

Band found success with ‘mixture of populist politics and Christianity’

He loves long nights, sing-songs and money but is deadly serious about his writing, his teaching and learning to live with his ‘demons’

As the inquiry into mother and baby homes begins, campaigners say it’s time to shine a light on psychiatric care

Nature will fight back by killing two-thirds of the world’s population, the education system creates conformists and giving love brings love, says ‘one of Ireland’s great liberators’, psychiatrist Ivor Browne, who at 84 finds himself surrounded by women