Number of homeless people in State passes 9,000
Total of 2,548 children in emergency accommodation in November, figures show
‘Wishing the crisis away’ no longer an option, says Archbishop of Dublin
Dermot Farrell: issue will not be solved by sound bites, short-term actions, or ‘easy’ solutions
Late changes to Climate Bill undermine its thrust, claim environmental groups
Climate scientist claims independent advisory council undermined by amendments
‘Completely insufficient’: 2050 climate strategy for farming criticised
Call to stabilise methane emissions ‘contrary to Ireland’s obligations under Paris deal’
Moral clarity of young people on climate crisis is a beacon for society
Noteworthy harmony between some of the oldest sources of wisdom in our society and some of the youngest
Friday’s climate protests in Ireland: When and where they’re on
Ten rallies are being held in Irish towns and cities in support of School Strikes for Climate
Friends of the Earth: Climate breakdown plan is 'biggest innovation' in 20 years
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland says fundamental to the success of the plan is the level of commitment of all parts of society
Jesuits call on all Christians to support ‘Raise the Roof’ housing rally at Dáil
Goverment policy based on flawed ideology of relying on the private market
Jesuits gift Dublin buildings to be converted to social housing
Victorian houses on Sherrard Street will be converted to 16 apartments for the homeless
Prison gangs putting ‘huge pressure’ on resources
Irish Prison Service says up to 14 gangs operating across Ireland’s 11 prisons
Don’t blame Christians for the Stephen Fry ‘blasphemy’ nonsense
The fuss over actor’s comments exposed the cultural gap between the concerns of real, actual religious people and the conversation about religion in Ireland
Non-payment of fines reason for 80% of female committals
Irish Prison Service report shows overall numbers sent to prison rose to highest in five years
Prison report urges Zappone to take on more responsibility
Many young prisoners suffer severe bullying in residential institutions – Fr Peter McVerry
Treatment of asylum-seekers remains ‘narrow’ and ‘mean’
Call for once-off amnesty for those in direct provision for more than five years
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