Atheist Ireland compares regulator stance on repeal mural at Project to Iona campaigns

Radio: The columnist find it strange he is ‘not allowed to say something good about men’

Should be age appropriate, keeping in mind parents as primary educators

Chief executive says SIPO decision is flawed and principle on which it is based could be unlawful

Religious service attendance still much higher than European average

If you think contemporary art is no laughing matter, a trip to Project might change your mind

The county offers great value for housing and as a base for business, but stock is an issue

Scope of potential new legislation and campaign strategies now under consideration

Religious lobby group has €300,000 in cash reserves before possible abortion poll, files show

Archbishop Eamon Martin says the Catholic Church does not want an Irish theocracy

Silencing the bell that announces ‘this is a Catholic country’ should be easy. But it's not

Minister of State John Halligan says old age should not diminish responsibility for a crime

The S&P FinLit survey found almost half of Irish people lack savvy about money matters - but are you one of them?

Faithful told that the late prelate ‘became archbishop at a difficult time in this diocese’

Ronan McCrea found a a set of BBC instructional films for mechanical engineering students and from them made something entirely new and full of ideas

Enda finds his va-va-voom, O’Brien sues nobody and Boyd-Barrett is incandescent

Removing RE will not turn students into ‘quantum mechanics experts’, says management body

Financial advice to my younger self: experts look back at the money mistakes they made

A new generation of people, many born since 1983, want to have their say on the issue

Government considering means-tested scheme to pay bills directly to providers

Iona Institute says Government’s childare proposal is ‘extremely concerning’

Low or even zero interest rates look here to stay but as recent market turmoil has so clearly shown, moving out of deposits is a risk people need to consider carefully

A group exhibition curated by Janet Mullarney is accessible, unpredictable and rewarding

As Northern Ireland politics normalise parties cannot rely on traditional vote-bank

Presence at commemoration would have earned unionists island-wide and international kudos with no electoral cost

Louth County Council evicts 23 families from halting site due to health and safety concerns

Iona Institute says Department of Health should take document viewpoint into account

Jan O’Sullivan wants to abolish 50-year old rule on status of religion in classroom

Talk by Fr Tony Flannery cancelled after complaint over his vote in marriage referendum

The marriage referendum created some new heroines as clowns played on

Campaigners are in favour of constitutional protection that stops short of marriage

Institute commends Catholic Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin for raising concerns

It is clear No side does not have resources, volunteers or visibility of Yes campaign

Barnados chief Fergus Finlay says the media ‘needs to get real about this too’

Review: ‘Liveline’, ‘The Sunday Show’, ‘Morning Ireland’, ‘The Right Hook’ and ‘Drivetime’

Group says Yes vote would result in ‘profound changes’ to legal view of family

David Quinn says Martin Shanahan stepped outside proper remit

About 20 organisations have registered with Sipo ahead of the vote

This week’s shows feature a mythologised car and superstition, emerging artists, and beautiful woodturning

With just six weeks until Ireland votes on whether to allow same-sex marriage, the hard battle will soon be under way