Weekend Read: The Holocaust survivor has told his extraordinary story to 90,000 students, and the 80-year-old isn’t done yet

Volumes of births, marriages and deaths go back to the 17th century

Genocide does not start with gas chamber ‘but with whispers’, says Holocaust survivor

Holocaust survivor to be guest at Muslim meal in west Dublin this week

Holocaust survivor to be guest of honour at event at Islamic Centre at Coolmine, Dublin

Football League finals, film festivals, The Field and a céilí in Kilfenora

Hilde Michnia was a concentration camp guard. Her past is rearing its ugly head

Hilde Michnia alleged to have been involved in forcing prisoners on death march

Michael D Higgins, at memorial service, says world has duty to remember those who died

Event to feature speeches from Ireland’s three remaining Holocaust survivors

Homeless charities, human rights activists and UN secretary general named on list

Company’s data visualisation tool allows residents to monitor planning news

Ten outstanding citizens, groups honoured for their contributions to Irish society

UTV’s new crime series borrows from the Scandi noir ‘The Bridge’, but Reece Shearsmith’s detective is too odd to be believable. At least we can relish ‘Jamie’s Comfort Food’

Survived concentration camp on equivalent of six crackers at day

Large attendance included abuse survivors whose cause he helped

Holocaust survivors and school children gather for launch of Crocus Project 2014-2015

Ettie Steinberg and her young son were killed after being transported to Auschwitz from Paris

Minister speaks of personal experience of ‘racist and prejudiced’ online comments at Holocaust memorial service in Dublin

The festival, in its 25th year, continued to showcase new home-grown features, from mainstream-friendly recession comedy ‘Life’s a Breeze’ to the off-centre ‘Out of Here’