‘At first, we were jealous of each other’: The highs and lows of female friendships

Why do female friendships tend to be more intense? And what happens when they end?

Twelve forgotten Irish women who risked their lives to save others in 1916

The story of the evacuation of the Cumann na mBan nursing contingent with the wounded from the GPO on Easter Week

Fascinating Ida – Frank McNally on the continued story of Ida Wood, a rich recluse who hid her humble Irish origins

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Miriam Lord: What a shame we can’t do this every year

2016 Revisited: It was the people’s Rising as they got out of bed and . . . went into town for a wander

Geoghegan shot while crouching on ground, inquest told

Coroner’s court hears rugby player received five gunshot wounds to head and body

The Dundon legacy

Limerick breathed a sigh of relief this week with the sentencing of John Dundon. But a decade of shootings and intimidation – and chronic social problems – have left the city scarred

Woman loses action against hotel over fall

Judge awards costs against woman in case against Talbot Hotel in Wexford