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Spiritans accused of two-tier approach to redress for sex abuse cases
A group representing survivors of child sexual abuse at Spiritan schools has called on the congregation to implement a ...
Trump mission: Two out of three ain’t bad for Keir Starmer on White House visit
British PM secures concessions on trade and Chagos Islands but little on Ukraine amid growing bromance with Trump ...
Man dies after being found with serious injuries in Co Tyrone
A man has died after reports of an assault in Co Tyrone. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) confirmed the death ...
National broadband project to need a further €80m funding boost
Ireland’s continuing efforts to roll out broadband connectivity across the State is set to cost an additional €80 million ...
Elon Musk’s brutal rampage through the US government should be a warning to our politicians
A State that wastes the guts of €7m on an unusable computer system is rubbing salt in the wounds of citizens who have delayed ...
‘I have lived the dream’: Conor Murray reflects on Ireland career after announcing retirement
The Munster man who was once rated as the best scrumhalf in the world will step away from international rugby after the Six ...
‘Different currency, same people.’ All-island market offers opportunity and challenges on both sides of the Border
North-South trade has grown rapidly, but more could be done to turn the Dublin Belfast Economic Corridor into a powerhouse, a ...
I’m not ready to let Bridget Jones go just yet. She has been a constant comfort to me and so many women I know
And I would wager that nothing has enlivened the WhatsApp groups of women of a certain age more than the release of the final ...
Éamon de Valera was the first to suggest ‘garden cabins’ as a solution to an Irish social dilemma
In some respects, the recent cabin in the back garden debate has shades of times past. In 1943, taoiseach Éamon de Valera ...
The sap rises and barriers go up as China prepares for the year’s biggest political event
Analysts around the world will watch the Two Sessions closely for information about the country’s policy direction ...
EU is about to become bigger and more powerful and there will be consequences for Ireland
The coming period will see the working out of ad-hoc compromises to provide money and means at speed, and a view that things ...
When you disparage data centres, ‘you’re effectively demonising the big tax takes, the exports, the balance of trade’
Ireland risks being left behind in the digital age by our negative view of data centres, says Garry Connolly, director of ...