Playing constituency politics to the detriment of our hospitals
Second Opinion: The rise in the number of Independents and small parties is likely to paralyse further any attempt at building a hospital system of which we can be proud
Second Opinion: The rise in the number of Independents and small parties is likely to paralyse further any attempt at building a hospital system of which we can be proud
In 1972, pressure to make Irish marriage law a replica of Catholic Church law was rejected, at the very last minute, after secret negotiations that had lasted for a decade
Column: Ireland’s education system reflects its legacy as a predominantly rural society with little first-hand knowledge of industry and technology
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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
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