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President, colleagues and politicians recall her skill and trailblazing feminist legacy

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Patrick Freyne on key trends of past decade: superheroes, fidget spinners, online rage

Broadcaster’s death prompts on-air eulogies from colleagues, plus some self-revelation

Postal company chief confirms he was unsuccessful applicant for RTÉ’s top job

Alone has seen 145 people presenting as homeless or at risk of homelessness so far in 2019

‘Dessie O’Hare's reputation alone would be enough to terrify most people’

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Presidential candidate saw popularity rise after controversial remarks about Traveller culture

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Conference aims to develop better housing choices for elderly

Avoiding hatred is not about being nice to Travellers but about preserving democracy

Mourners at funeral Mass told of enduring devotion to wife Joan who died 13 years ago

The nimble commercial television ‘family’ is celebrating a birthday it almost didn’t make

Journalist Ed Moloney on his interview with the compelling, acidic late IRA woman

Early morning offerings run a narrow gamut from hectic to lightweight

Fourteen families face rodent problems and issues with water and electricity

With a fourth night added, even Matt Cooper and Ivan Yates might not have enough to say

Virgin Media-owned broadcaster set for a 2018 marked by ‘big events’ and 20th anniversary

Former Supreme Court judge stood for a pluralist and tolerant Ireland, son tells mass

Hot topics on Twitter this year included Brexit, #Ophelia and, em, chicken nuggets

It’s hard to think of a show that chimed as much with the moment as ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’

Vincent grumbles to Ray, while Muireann O’Connell is the new safe pair of hands in Al Porter's former Today FM slot

Alone asks public to support thousands of isolated elderly people over Christmas

They had gathered in the Woolshed pub, but the cheers turned to bleats of disappointment

Vogue Williams will say anything to anybody. Who knows what could happen if she turned her attention to politics

A seriously ill Dutch couple recently decided to die together. That couldn’t happen here

Matt Cooper takes the lead on questions, with Ivan Yates confining himself to asides

June Murphy has gone on record for the first time about leaving the party in 2015

SF Summer School: Vincent Browne says party would achieve nothing in government

The Netflix series, which has celebrity guests fighting for a place, is in it for the long run

Rugby, matchmaking and current affairs will combine to set ‘new tone’, says broadcaster

Review had been triggered by clash between Pitt and Buckley over Newstalk valuation

Pluralism was a strength but he never pushed himself – or others – hard enough

Focus on communication may carry message Taoiseach is set to step up action in autumn

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