Sinead Moriarty: The illness that started with ‘a sore knee’
Sinéad Moriarty's new novel explores Irish hospitals, euthanasia and unconditional love
Crime or Compassion? review: Assisted suicide story is uncomfortably in your face
Gail O’Rorke’s version of her friend Bernadette Forde’s death provides food for thought
Gail O’Rorke - no regrets helping friend who wanted to die in dignity
The first person prosecuted and acquitted under Irish assisted suicide law talks to the Róisín Meets Podcast
Gail’s story: ‘I wasn’t alone in helping Bernadette to shut down her life’
Gail O’Rorke, acquitted of assisting in the suicide of Bernadette Forde, tells of the ‘nightmare’ that followed her friend’s death
Despite recent cases, law on assisted suicide unlikely to change
Two key words lie at the centre of problems with the laws on assisted suicide: discretion and guidelines
John Halligan to bring assisted suicide Bill before Dáil
Independent TD to introduce Bill removing criminal sanction against family member or doctor who assists suicide
Gail O’Rorke: friend who acted ‘out of loyalty, out of love’
MS sufferer Bernadette Forde wanted to absolve her friends of conspiracy
Assisted suicide case reveals complexity of subject
Ireland’s laws lag behind much of Europe on this delicate issue as O’Rorke case showed
Gail O’Rorke ‘over the moon’ after acquittal in assisted suicide case
Tom Curran, whose wife challenged laws on subject, says woman should never have faced trial
Gail O’Rorke found not guilty of helping friend take her own life
Loud screams from family in body of court 17 at Circuit Criminal Court
Jury to resume deliberations in assisted suicide trial on Tuesday
Dublin woman Gail O’Rorke acquitted by court last week on two of three charges
Gail O’Rorke acquitted on two of three charges against her
Jurors asked to ‘go in there, write the words not guilty, come back out and send her home’
Accused says another woman was present for lethal dose
Gail O’Rorke is accused of helping Bernadette Forde obtain and drug from Mexico
Woman sensed ‘deep down’ her friend was making suicide plans
Trial hears woman accused of assisting friend take her own life was 30% beneficiary of will
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