Walkers retrace steps of historic famine pilgrimage in Co Mayo
More than 200 take part in Afri Walk, and show solidarity with those displaced by war
Blood filtration device shows promise in coronavirus struggle
Seraph 100 removes viruses and bacteria with beads and may be produced in Ireland
The story of the Irish Famine orphan girls shipped to Australia
Many of the 4,000 teenagers faced anti-Irish sentiment, discrimination and abuse , but were a resilient group
Eye in the sky gives farmers sharp picture of their land
ProvEye's image correction system filters out ‘interference’ for clearer view
‘I live my life so that others can have a better life’
Health hero: Ronan Scully of Gorta Self Help Africa helps improve life for people in the poorest countries in the world
Presidential election: How would candidates handle ‘difficult’ Decade of Centenaries?
Next president will be at forefront of marking divisive events such as Partition, Civil War
To age well, keep your mind and body active
Physical and mental fitness is key to staying healthy into old age
Stop the lights!: What Bunny Carr’s ‘Quicksilver’ gave the language
A gift from single-channel land, the quizshow and its catchphrase are part of who we are
Repeal of Eighth would desensitise Ireland’s culture of care
My son’s brief life was a lesson in the value of our constitutional protection
TruTrade cashless platform helps African farmers grow businesses
Software developed by Self Help Africa assists farmers in securing fair prices
Donegal hotelier vows to keep flying the Union flag
Brendan Rohan says it is his right as a citizen to fly any flag that he wants
Gorta-Self Help Africa wins €6.5m crop project in Kenya
EU-backed food production project focuses on production and processing of cassava
Brexit vote highlights need for Irish reunification, says SF MEP
Sinn Féin’s Liadh Ní Riada says having part of Ireland outside of the EU will ‘spell disaster’ for country
President unveils new memorial to those who died in Famine
Mid 19th century cross ‘will serve as a permanent memorial to and reminder of those people’
COP21: Chorus of popular dissent rises on streets of Paris
‘We have the last word, these thousands of us in the streets - we’ll continue to fight for climate justice’
Concern Worldwide and Gorta Self Help Africa may merge
Irish aid agencies are in discussions after board approval of move
Cog Notes: Majority of students seeking exam supports get them
Some 86 per cent of applicants granted ‘reasonable accommodation’ for exams
Adventurers plan to swim around entire island of Ireland
Swimmers face stormy seas and stinging jellyfish as they begin four-month journey
Could you survive a 250km race through Co Donegal?
Endurance athlete Sean McFadden beats 63 others to emerge victorious in ‘The Race’
Let us sing a song of praise to . . . the Irishry
. . . to a deep empathy of strong ethical character
‘Ethiopians are confused when we ask about the famine’
Thirty years after a terrible famine in Ethiopia, parts of the country are thriving, others need ongoing aid to fight food poverty, and the government is taking a hard line on dissent
Irish agency expanding its work in Ethiopia with three projects worth €4.7 million
Almost 48,000 families will benefit from new projects planned by Gorta-Self Help Africa
Development sector ‘shake-up’ will benefit Africa
Merged NGO says they need to pool resources if they are to make a significant difference
Charity in the age of austerity: what the cash-strapped consumer can do
Cash-strapped Irish consumers are still giving to charity, but in an unstructured way. Organisations say regular payments would be more beneficial than spontaneous acts of kindness
From Pearse Street to Ethiopia: breaking the cycle of charity
Challenging stereotypes to create positive, permanent change in Ethiopia
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