Former financial advisor who took clients’ funds jailed for five years
Victim felt ashamed and depressed after €120k of inheritance stolen, court is told
‘Settled women talk of glass ceilings, Traveller women are still outside looking through the window’
Dr Rosaleen McDonagh on the emergence of Traveller feminism: The O’Reilly sisters created a ‘watershed moment in Traveller women’s history’
Child protection services involved with O’Reilly family from mid-80s while abuse occurred
O’Reilly’s victims call for inquiry into why no agency tried to save them from the abuse
‘It was worse when you can’t stop it, and it’s your sister’
Behind James O’Reilly’s conviction for rape and abuse lies a system that fails Travellers
How a PLC led to an Emmy nomination
Shauna Keogh: ‘Telling other people’s stories can help you understand your own’
Court to rule on man’s challenge to UK extradition on Brexit grounds
At issue is if EU state can refuse to surrender citizen to UK if they will be jailed past 2019
State sought to defend phone tapping despite conceding its illegality
Chief state solicitor wrote that Irish Times report rendered case ‘incapable of fair trial’
Noel Whelan: Silly errors bring Enda Kenny’s leadership back into focus
Fine Gael would be wise to learn from recent party upheaval in British politics
Noel Whelan: New Dáil sets out its stall
With seven weeks to go before summer recess we are unlikely to see any substantial Bills passed
Noel Whelan: Losing your Dáil seat is not the end of the world
A realisation that all is not lost may help the newly elected to focus on the general political good
Noel Whelan: Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil coalition only viable option
Suggestion that some Independents could be part of FG-FF dominated government is creative
My health experience: ‘I never allow my disease to limit what I can and cannot do’
Law graduate James O’Reilly cycled from Geneva to Brussels to help research into type 1 diabetes
Noel Whelan: FG’s ambitious health plan simply flushed away
The fudged, vague agreement with Labour was this week pushed off into the never never
Archbishop ordains nine deacons at Maynooth
Fourteen ordinations to the Catholic priesthood in Ireland are expected in a year described by college president as ‘remarkable’
Una Mullally: Enda’s pint in gay bar a sterling show of solidarity
Taoiseach’s appearance in Pantibar showed a widening acceptance of LGBT issues
Robinson unveils surprise reshuffle of DUP ministers
New health minister must decide whether children’s cardiac surgery should move from Belfast to Dublin
Ireland U-20 suffer second half blackwash at Eden Park
Mike Ruddock’s side finish in fourth place overall in the agegrade World Championship
MEPs vote for tougher EU regulations on e-cigarettes
Electronic cigarettes may be child-proofed and carry health warnings
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