Brother of girl shot by British soldier ‘devastated’ killer may be granted amnesty

We will oppose plans for soldier amnesty in any way we can, says Michael O’Hare

‘Dairy and livestock farms in Ireland can be compared to oil production’

Meat and dairy industries produce food for export but pollution at home, experts argue

Mike WiLL Made-It: Ransom 2 – mixtape magic from Atlanta master-blaster

Apartheid, apathy and the Dunnes strike: Mandela memories in Dublin

Former Dunnes Stores striker Cathryn O’Reilly and cast members of ‘Mandela Trilogy’ discuss the turbulence surrounding apartheid in the 1980s

Judges are ill-equipped to decide on child’s interests

Implementing the changes to the Constitution requires the input of more than just a judge, as they have neither the training or capacity to make such an important decision

Kerry to meet opposition head and ‘Friends of Syria’ in London

Move to revive diplomatic option for resolving conflict

Jury unable to agree on verdict in Monet damage trial

Andrew Shannon (48) pleaded not guilty to damaging €10m painting

Judi Dench: "I have many more insecurities than I ever had before"

The theatrical Dame chats to Tara Brady about her new movie Philomena, still being nervous and admiring Clint Eastwood’s eyes