Escape to the west: ‘Everything we had in Dublin we have here’
People who swapped the concrete jungle for the wild Atlantic coast have no regrets
Gender inequality remains a serious barrier to female progression in academia
We need to double down on recent progress rather than consider the problem fixed
‘In both these photos I had cancer. I just didn’t know it yet’
Breast Cancer Awareness: One in nine women will develop breast cancer
Northern Executive starts implementing findings of cash-for-ash report
Emotional Arlene Foster speaks of ‘dark moments’ of recent years and how corruption allegations upset her and her family
Governance review group’s report on the FAI eagerly awaited
The proposed make-up of the new board and council set to be a key issue for all parties
Walshe and O’Donoghue to be part of FAI governance review committee
FAI interim CEO and board member will be joined by three Sport Ireland nominees
Commissioner feared potential for ‘form of national ID card’
Department believed release of Dixon’s email would ‘misinform’ about public services card
FAI insist that rocky times are over - no questions about it
Top table yet again face no questions from floor or media at AGM in Kilkenny
Number claiming old-age pension increases by two-thirds in 20 years
Number of welfare payments for illness, disability, carer, and child benefit increases
FAI making some progress but its board still an old boys’ club
Niamh O’Donoghue will break new ground when she joins football’s governing body
Cost of Public Services Card rose from €19.8m to €60m
C&AG says no business case made for scheme, TD labels it ‘unmitigated disaster’
‘Significant issues’ with social welfare fraud prevention
Four out of five files in some centres contained errors, Oireachtas committee told
Department warns it needs more resources for €100 water grant
Letter says scheme ‘cannot be accommodated under existing budget allocation’
Welfare staff opposed giving PPS numbers to Irish Water
Secretary general said utility company would ‘get nothing’ until it formally wrote to her
Irish Water told of child-benefit data concerns early
Officials told utility that proposals to check child ages regularly would be ‘onerous and inefficient’
Irish Water resisted co-operating with Social Protection
Testy phone calls and emails illustrate underlying governance mess
Two welfare staff suspended amid €1.2m fraud claims
Gardaí investigating staff who worked in community welfare services
No prosecution over Swedish House Mafia gig death
Coroner hears gardai not pursuing case over death of Shane Brophy
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