Travellers’ mental health needs proper attention and research

Travellers and their concerns only seem to rise to surface of Irish consciousness when there is a controversy or tragedy

Innovation awards: Coalface Capital does ‘a Kevin Costner’ with big-data analytics

A finalist in the fintech category, the company acts as an aggregator of independent trading results

Five suicides in Newbridge, Co Kildare, raise fears of cluster

Four men died in the town and one nearby in the past month, aged in their 30s and 40s

Preventing suicide is more about community than charity

There are plenty of charities and support groups aimed at suicide prevention, but do they offer the right help?

Suicide still bears a sadly lethal stigma despite our greater ease talking of it

Official suicide figures reveal ‘alarming’ regional picture

Central Statistics Office says 507 people took their own lives in 2012, down slightly on 2011

Passing flawed legislation on abortion would confirm groupthink of Irish elite

Column: Most of our legislators have shown themselves incapable of hearing anything that does not chime with introducing abortion on the grounds of suicide

Psychiatrists are being asked to be judges in assessing suicide risk, abortion hearings told

Legislation could actually increase risk of suicide in young males, UCD professor says

Abortion Bill risks normalising suicide, says leading psychiatrist

Prof Kevin Malone warns of sending wrong signal to vulnerable young men

Hospitals turned suicidal people away, study shows

Families say gardaí lacked training to deal with deaths

Alcohol, mental illness and bullying leading causes of suicide, says study

Problems with health services and lack of garda training highlighted