Ruairi Mckiernan

Women’s event hears calls for repeal of the Eighth Amendment

National Women’s Council of Ireland holds special Rising centenary ‘soapbox’ in Dublin

Ruairí McKiernan: Corrib gas protesters did State some service

Actions secured important safety improvements to the project and helped create a much needed national debate about the management of our natural resources

Ruairí McKiernan: Happy birthday Chelsea Manning and thank you

What Manning did was to help shine a light on how wars like that in Iraq help fuel fundamentalism

Youth group praises ‘positive outcome’ from controversial drinking campaign

The Alcohol Health Alliance was good result from Diageo dispute, says Youth Council

GP resigns from Stop Out-of-Control Drinking campaign

Dr Ciara Kelly cites ‘time constraints’ on leaving campaign funded by Diageo

Students Need Encouragement To take The Road Less Travelled

Life is short, and education should be about a lot more than meeting the needs of the labour market

Council of State calls for Constitution discussion on merits of religious oaths

Article could cause an ‘embarrassment to atheists, agnostics and humanists’

My old uniform

Deirdre Purcell - Writer

Residents of ‘Council Estate’ gather at Áras for a grand day out and a long chat with Michael D

A group takes a nice little jaunt to the park for talks with the President

Council of State meeting on abortion Bill ends

President Higgins must decide by Wednesday if Bill should be referred to Supreme Court

President must decide on Bill by Wednesday

Final preparations under way at Áras an Uachtaráin for first meeting of Council of State since President Higgins came to office

Hitch-hiker’s guide to the national mood

Ruairí McKiernan is thumbing his way around the country to get ‘a citizen’s view of Ireland’ as research for his upcoming MacGill Summer School address

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