Gemma O’Doherty says hospital’s action against her over videos ‘spurious’

Beaumont seeks injunction requiring removal of allegedly defamatory internet videos

Migraine attacks – so much more than just a headache

Knowing triggers and living healthy lifestyle important techniques to managing migraine

Women and the death penalty in Ireland

The stories of the only two women hanged for murder in 20th-century Ireland and those who were sentenced to death only to be given a last-minute reprieve

Couple settle case against solicitor accused of negligence

Case arose from advice they received when they agreed to sell shop and home to developer

Legal Opinion: Death of capital punishment does not end law and order

Marie Murray: No great mystery about Irish corruption

The banality of corruption is that it pays to cheat. What is not controlled continues. It is as simple, as salutary and as depressing as that

Do boarding schools foster independent thinking or are they psychologically damaging?

While the more extreme regimes in boarding schools are disturbing, any blanket condemnation is wrong