The Irish Times

Marriage backlog forcing couples to defer or relocate weddings

Post pandemic delays mean intending couples can’t tie the knot ... for love nor money

Sat Mar 19 2022 - 06:00

Religions’ flaws make it easy to ignore their wisdom

Ingredients of humanity's spiritual success are vital at this critical and dark moment in history

Tue Jul 20 2021 - 01:00

Taoiseach urged to allow religious services under Covid rules

Religious leaders hold online meeting with Micheál Martin to discuss shutdown

Tue Nov 17 2020 - 21:57

Being religious is now a countercultural identity

Christianity is no bulwark against new tribal identities dominating discourse

Sat Jul 06 2019 - 06:00

Details of proposed church-state covenant expected at dialogue meeting

Religious control of schools likely to dominate discussions

Wed Jul 03 2019 - 19:34

Human rights campaigners defend donations from abroad

Amnesty Ireland should not have to return funds from George Soros, says Emily Logan

Sat Dec 16 2017 - 01:00

With this symbolic handfast, I thee wed – the changing face of weddings

For couples who do not want a traditional church wedding, there are a growing number of other options, including humanist, spiritualist and pagan ceremonies

Mon May 02 2016 - 06:00

‘Bogus’ use of Constitution allows religious bias in schools

Arguments citing ‘constitutional barriers to reform’ on religion in schools are ‘overstated’

Sat Dec 12 2015 - 14:58

Who you gonna call? As religion declines, Norway turns to ghosts to fill the void

Churches in Norway may be largely empty and belief in God in steady decline but belief in, or at least fascination with, ghosts and spirits is surging

Mon Oct 26 2015 - 12:00