Noël Browne

We propose sites for new street names, sculptures for International Women’s Day

The artist and political activist has written his ‘reluctant memoir’ at 75. It’s dominated by one major absence: his wife and artistic compass, Betty, who died in 2011

The falsehoods, euphemisms and face-saving ruses that helped make us what we are

The tapes, recorded by hotelier Dermot Ryan in 1967, are an exceptional political testament

Lemass believed his row with the bishop of Galway led to his ‘enormous vote’ in the 1944 general election

Seán Lemass on . . . the British, colleagues, world leaders . . .

Nikita Murtagh’s actions were ‘probably the result of misplaced sense of family loyalty’

Men found with firearms in Dublin business park to be sentenced at end of month

The Clash played Trinity College 40 years ago today. The student organisers recall the British punks' explosive 1977 visit to Ireland

Analysis: Higgins says pope ‘indispensable voice of humanity’

Dr Chris Fitzpatrick compares recent controversy to Mother and Child Scheme row

Late ex-minister published incendiary autobiography Against the Tide 30 years ago

Jim Gavin’s men will be feeling all the pressure ahead of replayed All-Ireland final

Call for improved facilities for mental illness patients in Dáil debate

Parties are going out of their way to avoid defining themselves as either left or right

Former minister for health’s battles ‘still need to be fought’ on centenary of his birth

NUI Galway marks centenary of birth and hears of pioneering period as health minister

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

Garda effort targets groups involved in residential burglaries across the State

A 60-year journey from obsequious conformity

A new book lists 31 definitive texts. Are the authors right? And what should be the 32nd?

Opinion: Kenny was right on the legislation but his decision to flex his muscles in the party was a strange one

Arguments of the alcohol lobby have all been heard before from the cigarette lobby

Column: In the early years of the State, government leaders pronounced their devotion to the Catholic hierarchy