Jennifer O’Connell: We are world experts at anomalies, fudges and blind eyes
Rule number one: don’t talk about the anomalies or you might have to address them
Watch the live stream: Kennedy Summer School resumes after year absence
Event features discussions around Irish and American history, culture, and politics
If you build it, they will come: creating a new online children’s book festival
Award-winning children’s writer Sarah Webb explains the how and why of WonderFest
Maternity leave exclusion from wage scheme could breach EU law, rights body says
Welfare system and economy must be ‘re-imagined with a feminist agenda’, seminar told
It’s our fourth homeless Christmas, our third in a ‘family hub’
‘Hubs’ were a short-term fix for family homelessness but are a long-term reality for many
British policy on Brexit is part of an historical pattern, conference told
‘If Britain truly understood Northern Ireland would there have been a referendum in the first place?’
Would you like to be the first Traveller president? ‘I wouldn’t say no’
Dr Sindy Joyce speaks about appointment to Council of State
Downsizer perfection in Dalkey for €635k
This two-bed near the village will appeal to the well-heeled down-trader
Sting traces Irish roots to Monaghan workhouse
Singer in Dublin to promote musical ‘The Last Ship’, due here next year
Cancer Support Centres: Safe havens for people living with cancer
‘Often people with cancer put on a brave face and say they are fine but they’re not’
‘Privatising by stealth’ denounced at housing conference
Dr Mary Murphy says State has abdicated responsibility for provision of social housing
Number of homeless ‘family hubs’ in Dublin set to double
Call for the use of short-term hubs to be discontinued at Committee on Housing
Family hubs not long-term solution to homelessness, Dáil told
Reports warn hubs run risk of replacing one problem with another, says Eoin Ó Broin
Most of housing list’s 90,000 have accommodation, Taoiseach says
Leo Varadkar defends State provision of family hubs in Dáil exchanges
Housing crisis to escalate over next five years, academics warn
‘Family hubs’ could be next ‘direct provision’ for State’s poor, says NUI Maynooth report
Storybook home by Moran’s of the Weir for €445,000
Tasty waterfront cottage is close to one of Ireland’s best-known seafood pubs
Abuse survivors angry at order getting ownership of hospital
Congregation being ‘gifted’ €300m hospital has yet to honour its redress commitments
Mick Wallace over €235,000 in arrears on mortgages
Wexford TD’s statement of affairs gives average after-tax income as €4,000 a month
Impact calls for end to JobBridge internship scheme
Report finds HSE, GAA and Hewlett-Packward filled hundreds of jobs using scheme
Firms should look for learners, not geniuses
A growth mindset allows people respond more adaptively to challenges
Swan meets fowl end after collision with windscreen
Mary Murphy unhurt in incident which occurred on Cork-Limerick Road
Cantillon: Could it be time to say goodbye to JobBridge?
New independent review into controversial scheme to commence shortly
Our Wedding Story: ‘We just sat back and watched people arrive’
Mary Owens and Darragh Greenan were married in the Claddagh area of Galway where Mary grew up
JobBridge scheme ‘needs to be dissolved’, report recommends
Low Pay Commission needs to address ‘no pay’, NUI Maynooth academic says
Seanad reform group to report to Government by March
Body tasked to come up with reforms which would not require a constitutional referendum
Alan Hynes ‘struggling to explain’ what happened to investors’ money
Wexford accountant tells Chartered Accountants’ Regulatory Board he did not divert funds
Convention votes to protect economic, social, cultural rights
Former minister for Justice Michael McDowell says such rights diminish politics
Group warns against budget cut to welfare
Organisation launches 20th edition of booklet on unemployment supports
Society has made progress on equality at work but pace of change is glacial
Women have come a long way since the marriage bar but still have a long way to go
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