Former finance chief at Our Lady’s Hospice sent to trial over Spanish property deal
Two men accused of deception arising from loss-making sale of Costa del Sol house
When Jesus met John the Baptist – a new exhibition of 16th-century art
Displays include Renaissance works, and art by Mick O’Dea, Sam Keogh and Fergus O’Ryan
North-South collaboration: ‘Dying is dying. It doesn’t matter where you live’
Hospices both sides of Border are pooling skills and insights to improve palliative care
Knowth archaeologist Prof George Eogan dies aged 91
Meath man and UCD professor well known for his research of passage tomb builders
Assisted dying unlikely to be facilitated, says Irish Hospice Foundation
Assisted suicide ‘anathema’ to ethos of palliative care movement
Dr Tony Holohan thanks public for great kindness following his wife’s death
Family were greatly comforted by extraordinary number of messages, many sent anonymously
Knock Shrine begins to reopen: ‘It was eerie to see it so empty’
‘It is a joy to welcome people back and not talk to empty space,’ says parish priest
Bronze by sculptural artist John Behan an antidote to hype of NFTs
Maquette of well-known public sculpture Arrival among works in Morgan O’Driscoll art sale
Emer Feely’s death leaves ‘legacy and a void’, Tony Holohan tells funeral
Chief medical officer says his wife was ‘loving, caring, warm, witty and sunny person’
Emer Feely, wife of Tony Holohan, dies after long illness
Public health medicine specialist had been battling form of blood cancer since 2012
Patrick Burke – actor, scholar and writer who made lasting contribution to Irish life
An Appreciation
Death of well-known priest Msgr Tom Stack
Limerick-born documentary maker and writer served in Dublin all of his clerical life
‘It’s like a comfort blanket knowing they are there all the time’
For parents of a child with Aicardi syndrome, palliative care works wonders
‘Make the best of it, go with the flow and be open to the palliative care team’s suggestions’
Linda O’Neill speaks highly of the Our Lady’s Hospice team who helped facilitate special final times for both her parents
Life in a hospice: ‘Everything is done. The plot is bought’
Patients at Our Lady’s Hospice in Harold’s Cross find their own way of dealing with death
Pact between State and religious ‘should widen school choice’
Any new relationship would mean divestment of some religious schools, says Taoiseach
Philomena Lynott ‘a force of nature’, funeral hears
‘Phyllis was not only beautiful on the outside she was also a beautiful soul’, recalls brother
Casual Choir: ‘This is for everybody . . . it’s not about being perfect’
Roisin Savage has created a musical setting where participants can just have fun
‘I flew to Chicago to buy Mrs Claus’: The families lighting up Christmas
These Dubliners are raising festive spirits and funds with their elaborately lit homes
Hospital ‘breached employee’s rights’ in use of CCTV images, court told
Our Lady’s Hospice viewed video for ‘Isis’ graffiti inquiry but discovered staff taking unauthorised breaks
Voluntary hospice calls for guaranteed minimum State funding
Growing demand for palliative care, says chief executive of Marymount in Cork
A Kildare hospice garden that soothes the soul
How I wish every hospice and hospital garden could be like the one at St Brigid’s Hospice
Angela Copley founder of Ballyfermot abuse survivors’ group dies
‘To say I was humbled and honoured to have her in my life would be an understatement’
HSE audit highlights weak financial controls at Our Lady’s Hospice
Auditors indicate doubts over ownership of house on which hospice spent €94,000
Our Lady’s Hospice apologises for financial control weaknesses in the past
Hospice says it has implemented all HSE auditors’ recommendations
Hospice criticised for awarding €119,000 contract to firm linked to former CEO
Auditors say hospice did not comply with tendering process for training contract
Hospice criticised over €119,000 contract for top manager's relative
Auditors also highlight credit card spending on wine, restaurant, pub and theatre
Death of St Vincent de Paul’s Prof John Monaghan (73)
Retired lecturer at Trinity College Dublin was the society’s national vice-president
Kenny puts the boot in on misery, as Tubridy gets an early Christmas present
Gleeson reminds book lovers what they’ll be missing when she departs the airwaves
Joe Duffy: ‘I give a platform to people who don’t have one’
The RTÉ host is proud of his radio show and doesn’t dwell on anti-Liveline snobbery
Irish buffalo burgers. Yes, that's a thing
Food File: an Irish water buffalo farm; teabags for Christmas, and recipes from Our Lady’s Hospice
‘Thank you, friends ... Focus Ireland. Thank you, Ireland’
Palestinian refugee Maher Allassar and family overjoyed at heavenly new home
Who would've thought Prince Charles's garden would be so on trend?
Highgrove, the prince’s wild country garden, is proof he’s a true-blue environmentalist
More than 10,000 attend hospice ‘Light Up a Life’ event
Guest of honour Christy Moore performs at gathering and turns on Christmas tree lights
Wyse staff pay tribute to founder with Croagh Patrick climb
Staff of the property management company raise more than €15,000 for hospice care
Hospice care: The best man for the job is a dog
Meet Rian, everyone’s favourite colleague at Our Lady’s Hospice in Harold’s Cross
Dr Anne Merriman’s hospice brings dignity to the dying in Uganda
The former nun has pledged to develop a template for care for dying that could be used all across Africa
‘Live today for today’: the heart of preparing for death
Palliative Care Week aims to get people talking about planning for their death
It makes sense to stop making cents
It’s farewell to one and two cent coins as the Central Bank prepares to send the expensive discs to the ha’penny place
Thrills and frills of the poppy season
Difficult to grow and short to flower, the poppy is worth the effort
Grow: Rise and rise of community gardens
Growth spurt in local gardens is enriching many lives in many different ways
Harold’s Cross Hospice plans 36-bed unit as demand grows
More palliative care to be provided in community under €16m plan
HSE names top hospitals in pay breaches
Health authority asked to investigate pay arrangements at Central Remedial Clinic
Broccoli may trump genetics when it comes to arthritis
More than one in five Irish people have some form of the disease
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