The Jewish boxer who survived Auschwitz – One fight at a time
A new film tells the story of Harry Haft who was forced to fight others to the death
A new film tells the story of Harry Haft who was forced to fight others to the death
Important changes can happen if thinking Catholics express their real concerns
Unity of church composed of different individuals and their diverse gifts
Draft G20 communiqué indicates richest countries on track to tackle climate change
Mountain Meitheal North West borrow sheep wool technique once used by Romans
Gathering the views of parishioners has not led to any real change - how will a synodal process be any different?
An Irishman’s Diary
An Irishman’s Diary
Equality and doing no harm predate Enlightenment and French Revolution
One of the few surviving Georgian grand houses in the county, Browne's Hill House has a fascinating history
Taking the Liberties: Extinction Rebellion Ireland campaigners knock on doors in inner city
‘The climate in Rome is fantastic. Last year I didn’t pull out my winter woollies - even once’
Research says working class boys are falling behind because of a fear of failure. What can we do to solve it?
Despite advances in many areas, Romans were happy with mathematical rules-of-thumb
White linked to peace as opposed to red poppy ‘embroiled in UK politics’, Quakers say
Science and religion make strange bedfellows. One big clash is the central issue of faith
Picture-postcard pretty town has an end-of-the-line feel but there’s value to be had and a good supply of property at all levels
Future depends on returning to the radical equality of Jesus and early church
With a herd imported from Italy, Johnny Lynch set up his cheese plant – even though everyone else thought he was mad
David Morrissey who plays Aulus Plautius in epic historical drama Britannia says the comparisons are inevitable
HBO’s must-see series is more evidence that philosophical pessimism grows in appeal during downbeat times
A Roman picnic and a visit to Morocco’s ninth-century Fez el Bali medina deliver an assault on the senses
Enduring centuries of turmoil proves the Gaeltacht’s resilience but it needs support
My usually optimistic partner is feeling the pressure – but it hasn’t completely changed him
Religions and ideologies are at their best as part of a secular pluralist society
Copies of structure that survived Islamic State to be erecrted in ‘gesture of defiance’
Nowhere is too small or too unlikely – from an unused swimming pool to the back of a pick-up truck – to grow your own food
In 1629 the Irish College founded there was the third on European continent
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices