What will happen in the days and months after this bill is published is that economic performance will begin to suffer. 

Her uncle was killed on Bloody Sunday, long before she was born, but Aoife Moore says it inspired her to pursue truth for a living. In total, fourteen people died after British soldiers opened fire on a civil rights march in Derry in 1972. The impact of one of the Troubles’ worst atrocities is still raw 50 years later

Hundreds, if not thousands of people across Ireland wake up every day with no idea whose arms they were taken from in their first moments on earth, and the Government, keen to remind us they really don't understand what these people have been through, has decided to pay them nothing

From Golfgate to the Zappone debacle, and the many mishaps in between, this Government has consistently shown that it fails to gauge the public mood, and the hurt and anger caused by its blunders

We have been granted the tiniest of freedoms this week, being allowed travel beyond our 5km. Amid doubts over various vaccines, though, how can we believe any promises being made for summer?

Border poll proponents need to learn from Scotland and Germany — or even, you know, listen to people in the North about what matters to them in their day-to-day lives

For every imprisoned woman in a mother and baby home, there is a corresponding man, and their voices, their guilt, their fault, their shame, and their torment is nowhere to be found.

Report launched on Monday found more than 90% of Travellers said there is 'insufficient and inadequate' accommodation available, including halting sites

In a country that has seen seismic changes in recent years, 90 minutes in Dáil Éireann last night confirmed to most in Irish society that nothing has really changed.

Hospital admissions are just one of the factors studied by the public health experts but it was noted as a major cause of concern over the weekend