What if an elected president declined office due to the religious oath required by our Constitution?

Environmental Information Commissioner must reconsider whether background material for President’s speeches should be provided

About 670 sites in 66 countries will take part in the largest Global Greening event

Hague Letter: Year-old ban seen as discriminatory and nonsensical in an era of obligatory Covid-19 face covering restrictions

Atheist rights breached when witnesses in court made to swear on the Bible

The President, members of the Council of State and the judiciary are still required to take religious oaths on assuming their positions

Decision by Turkey’s president risks anger from Christian communities around the world

Google says it will ‘review what changes we need to make’

As the cathedral in Chartres reopens, sacred and profane struggle with Covid-19 constraints

Antitrust body criticised Ryanair for not including some unavoidable fees in offer prices

Prime minister and health ministers pursued in court for alleged manslaughter

For 40 years ‘schizophrenic’ approach benefited violent gangs. Not for much longer

Folktales, songs, art and history of Travelling community could feature across a range of subjects

Accepting the apology amounted to ‘letting her away with it’ – Dr Sindy Joyce

Ireland is one of the few European countries without specific hate crime legislation

Traveller activist and playwright Rosaleen McDonagh describes ‘hostile’ reaction to her candidacy

Dr Sindy Joyce speaks about appointment to Council of State

Michael D Higgins sends warning of ‘deepening inequalities’ as he begins second term

Atheist Ireland campaigns against exclusion of conscientious atheists from public office

Taoiseach grants President’s request for delay while Armistice Day ceremonies take place