Special Mass told society must eusure heroic healthcare workers ‘rewarded for their goodness’

In 2005, the star moved to Bahrain as he battled mental health issues and bankruptcy

‘They have spoken about increased numbers at services, but nothing about singing’

The Tina Turner actor on fairness in pay, film-making and why acting is still her first love

The popstars reflect on their career in show business, social justice and parenthood

The singer of the 1980s hit I’ve Never Been to Me has just released a new album

‘In particular we remember those who died in the War of Independence and subsequent conflict on this island’, said Taoiseach

Dr Margaret Kennedy recognised for service to ‘survivors of Church-related sexual abuse’

The Rolling Stone’s memoir was to be ghostwritten. Then the plan began to fall apart

BBC apologises after inquiry finds it covered up means employed by Martin Bashir to secure 1995 interview

Church leaders asked to make significant contributions to a compensation scheme

Government aim in complex talks is to move quickly and avoid mistakes of past

Ballinacurra House, retreat for media-shy celebrities and royalty, has rented for €40,000 a week

‘A colossus on Irish theological landscape,’ says Archbishop of Tuam Michael Neary

Treatment of ethnic minority ‘one of most egregious human tragedies since Holocaust’

Future of Catholic Church ‘must be different’, and active participation of laity is ‘essential’, says Dermot Farrell

‘We owe him a lot’: Political leaders, religious figures and abuse survivors pay tribute

St Patrick’s Cathedral agrees as few large buildings available in Liberties area

Irish Church Missions rejects assertion it was ‘prominent in the running’ of Bethany home

Roy Warke was a former Church of Ireland Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross

Women and children ‘stigmatised’ and ‘endangered’ by ‘culture of hypocrisy and judgment’

He gave ‘with such generosity of spirit’ to the life of the Church of Ireland, says archbishop

‘Church for which the Border really does not exist, as no border exists in the mind of God’

Stacey will be remembered for his ‘gentle manner and his instinct for friendship’ – Archbishop

Restrictions on public worship justified for limited time, says Archbishop of Dublin

Christmas Music concert recorded in aid of the appeal is now available online

Estimated 20% of population are hyper mobile with research showing links to anxiety

How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, a new film, chronicles the band’s extraordinary career

Ceremony held in Cork to mark the 150th anniversary of consecration of cathedral

Vital to show solidarity with doctors, health workers and carers, says Eamon Martin

Religious leaders hold online meeting with Micheál Martin to discuss shutdown

Contents sale of Lord of the Dance's Fermoy estate to offer 700 lots including film mask guiding €80,000-€120,000

Presbyterian Moderator ‘deeply disappointed at Dáil vote on Dying with Dignity Bill’

Campion had been building a collection of the greatest Irish racing cars

The Irish boyband is incredibly popular across Africa - so why have they never toured there?

Archbishop says he is worried about parishes taking initiatives to ‘get First Communions done’

Dublin’s religious to re-embrace online ceremonies as capital moves to Level 3 restrictions

It’s hard to see how legacy of club’s cheating won’t leave a stain on his coaching career

‘Death of one of our greatest sons’, says Catholic Primate Archbishop Eamon Martin

Event was announced before current restrictions were extended to August 10th