One in seven providers of abortion care experienced verbal threat or attack
Psychological challenges highlighted in research during first 18 months of care
How research makes a difference within and beyond the busy walls of a maternity hospital
Doctors who combine clinical and research work
Immediate action ‘needed’ on unregulated homeless services
Dublin Regional Homeless Executive report notes ‘undignified’ model of on-street services
Jimmy Neary: Two Super Bowl rings and an epic emigrant life
Sligo native made quite the mark on New York among the rich and famous
Anti-abortion protest sparks renewed calls for exclusion zones
Simon Harris ‘appalled’ by protest by 100 people outside National Maternity Hospital
Baby died from hospital acquired cold sore virus infection days after birth
‘For the past three years we have had to live with the unspeakable horror of losing our baby girl to an entirely preventable disease’
‘Mistreatment of survivors’ of institutional abuse a ‘greater national shame’
‘Caranua failed. As a former board member I can state this with the utmost truth and confidence’
How Simon Harris became the ‘Yes Minister’
The strongest political advocate for repeal was also the abortion referendum’s biggest winner
Maria Steen will take part in TV3 debate having previously pulled out
Move comes as Love Both representative Cora Sherlock pulls out of RTÉ debate
An abortion debate between ‘two men who will never experience a crisis pregnancy’
Prime Time review: A relatively calm affair that worked hard to maintain balance
Second TV debate on Eighth Amendment takes place on Tuesday
Programme to follow style of a leaders debate after criticism of ‘Claire Byrne Show’
Heart patient unable to get abortion as life ‘not at immediate risk’
Woman with one lung and congenital cardiac condition unable to obtain termination
Concerns about Caranua to be raised with Government by Irish in Britain group
Two members of Caranua board resign alleging ‘mistreatment’ of survivors
Two members of Caranua resign alleging ‘mistreatment’ of survivors
Agency providing services to survivors of religious institutional abuse should be closed
Caranua ‘reabuses’ institutional survivors, UN to hear
Psychologists report having to counsel abuse survivors after using Caranua’s services
Oireachtas committee hears call on Caranaua chief executive to resign
‘We make mistakes...and when that happens we say we’re sorry’, responds Mary Higgins
‘Traumatised’ abuse survivor getting loan to pay back redress money
William Gorry hurt by remarks from Caranua chief about survivors
Caranua used survivors’ redress funds to pay for offices
Independents4Change TDs ‘inundated’ with complaints about independent State body
Bruton aware of ‘concerns’ about agency dealing with abuse survivors
Minister tells Dáil Caranua has a difficult job to do
Survivors tell of ‘re-abuse’ by State redress group Caranua
Statutory body’s chief spurns criticism, that ‘majority’ of applicants happy with scheme
Minister to set up review of abuse survivors’ group Caranua
70% of State organisation’s spending to date allocated to housing, says chief executive
Teachers and lecturers may take strike action if not paid equally, TUI forum told
TUI assembly hears some staff paid less than colleagues because of when they started
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