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An Cosán focuses on the needs of learners through its online courses
An Cosán focuses on the needs of learners through its online courses
Row about her appointment as special envoy to the UN has damaged Coalition’s credibility
Observers cite brilliant intellect and creativity of Donal O’Donnell, and willingness to act
On the fifth anniversary of the referendum, some of the activists involved revisit that time
A UCD professor sparked controversy when he claimed top students from affluent backgrounds do better due to genetics. We asked experts for their views
Dress worn by performer during ‘Noble Call’ speech goes on display at National Museum
Dresses worn by Minister and her wife to serve as symbols of same-sex marriage vote
After Constance Markievicz, Ireland had no woman at cabinet for 60 years. In the past century, there have been just 19 female ministers - and two female presidents
Avril Hannifin is one of thousands exiting poverty thanks to make-or-break supports
Minister addresses him in the language of her forebears and Francis replies in English
For Pride 2018, we raise the rainbow. We hold hands. We tell stories of how we got from there to here
Katherine Zappone says yes to the dress as Mattie McGrath plays the self-blame game
Three years after Irish recognised same-sex marriage, tax agency’s computers do not
Mr Justice Donal O’Donnell says ‘reason is central to the judicial task’
Minister taking it ‘one day at a time’ to deal with ‘heartbreak’ of Ann Louise Gilligan’s loss
Daughter of former US President Bill Clinton flew into Ireland as guest of Bono
Tributes paid Dr Ann Louise Gilligan and Ireland’s first gay Taoiseach
Obituary: The teacher and equality campaigner Ann Louise Gilligan believed in the rich rewards of altruism
With Katherine Zappone she was the spark that lit Ireland’s marriage equality movement
Minister for Children says of wife Anne Louise Gilligan: ‘I have to let you go now’
Many tributes paid to educationalist, philosopher and activist at her wake in Jobstown
Taoiseach handled divisive social issues, but only when it was safe to do so
Court hears then-tánaiste was in car surrounded by people banging on it and chanting
This year’s St Patrick’s Day controversy is brought to us by the ‘Southie’ shindig
Zappone operating in hostile environment rarely in tune to needs of women’s rights
Politicians and LGBT advocates gather at Dublin Castle reflect on ‘transformative’ referendum
‘It means equality, it means dignity, it means everything,’ says Barry Gardiner
Candidates who specifically positioned themselves as against choice failed miserably
It is incredible how no party has capitalised on young people's political involvement in referendum
This insightful account shows how uniting, strategic, and effective the campaign was
Joan Burton expects general election to happen in 2016
‘We’ve moved from anticipation to this moment of celebration . . . it is now real’
We stood connected, hearts brimming with gratitude, under blue skies and warm sun
One-time nun Ann Louise Gilligan says Yes vote victory has ‘saved us from prejudice’
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices