Walkers retrace steps of historic famine pilgrimage in Co Mayo

More than 200 take part in Afri Walk, and show solidarity with those displaced by war

Is Ireland funding the military adventures of its European neighbours?

Fast-growing Irish defence industry is creating jobs but provoking human rights concerns

Desmond Tutu in Ireland: Cheering the Dubs and . . . pints of plain

Humanitarian ‘was just a very engaging, conversational, good-humoured sort of man’

Ireland’s ‘increased interest’ in European defence cooperation welcomed

European defence industry turnover amounted to €259 billion in 2019

In the auction rooms: Bowie masks, hares and stags

Theme of natural world features in forthcoming auctions

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WikiLeaks source Chelsea Manning released from military prison

Barack Obama granted former intelligence analyst clemency after seven years in jail

Angling Notes: keen test at first trial for ladies’ home international team

Anti-apartheid priest supports Corrib gas project community

Fr Michael Lapsley addresses community at public talk and workshop in Co Mayo

‘Rhetorical gestures’ on poverty not good enough, says President Higgins

Irish missionaries praised for showing ‘a commitment that goes beyond logic’

Galway pupils honour trials faced by Mediterranean migrants

Afri event also marks publication of mini-plays on global justice themes

Back to Dunmurry: DeLorean Belfast reunion celebrates 1980s ‘miracle’

Staff who made gull-winged sports car gather at Ulster Folk and Transport Museum

Young Munster make AIL Division 1A playoffs with win over leaders Lansdowne

The other play-off tie is an all-Dublin affair between Terenure College and Clontarf

Archbishop Tutu calls for independent inquiry into policing of Corrib gas project

Signatories supporting call by Afri include former UN assistant secretary general Denis Halliday and ex-Garda Sgt Bernard McCabe

Murray and Milton sell shares in Murray Consultants

Duo will continue to work for the agency they founded almost 40 years ago