Stocktake: Cyber-attacks an increasing concern for investors
Cybersecurity will be one of the major geopolitical themes of the 2020s
Airbnb to offer AI tools to hosts to tackle property shortfall
Rental platform makes move as influx of guests threatens to overwhelm supply
Church of Ireland to mark 30 years of women priests
Ordination of women priests and bishops was approved by General Synod in May 1990
Truth as commodity: History warns us to watch out in wake of Covid-19 vaccine
After Weimar-like exuberance will come Covid-19 scapegoating and ongoing lies
Tui secures €1.8bn loan to navigate coronavirus crisis
Bridging loan provided by state-owned German bank
New Church of Ireland bishop of Connor is elected
Church’s House of Bishops to meet to elect new archbishop and primate of All Ireland
Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland retires
Dr Richard Clarke served as a bishop in the Church of Ireland for 23 years
Religious leaders urge NI parties to restore Assembly
Joint statement describes ‘growing sense of despair in our politics’
Church of Ireland leader to retire early next year
Dr Richard Clarke, who has been outspoken on a range of issues, announces retirement
Church leaders call for restoration of Stormont to stop abortion
Joint statement urges NI secretary to reconvene Assembly before October deadline
Collapse of travel firm Thomas Cook sparks industry chaos
Company’s demise means 21,000 jobs at risk and up to 150,000 holidaymakers stranded
Artificial intelligence an ethical issue for believers and non-believers alike
Rite&Reason: Both sides owe it to humankind to explore an intrinsic value in what it truly is to be human
Church of Ireland marks 150 years since end of role as state church
A unique institution continues to accommodate those people of divergent political views
Church of Ireland has put its survival over public engagement
Since disestablishment 150 years ago, the organisation has been both insular and innovative
Cavan man ordained auxiliary bishop of Armagh archdiocese
Fr Michael Router is told new life will be ‘fulfilling’ but ‘not without its challenges’
Church of Ireland Primate issues stark warning against ‘populism’
Archbishop Richard Clarke says discourse ‘pointing back to that terrible decade of the 1930s’
‘Forces of evil’ will walk into political vacuum in NI, synod warned
Church of Ireland leader Dr Richard Clarke says present hiatus cannot go on indefinitely
Church leaders urge end to sense of ‘despair’ at Stormont impasse
Coveney says latest political talks positive but much ‘heavy lifting to do’ in weeks ahead
Archbishop laments harsh treatment of people in Church-run institutions
Churches take part in ecumenical ‘Way of the Cross’ processions in Limerick and Dublin
Archbishops warn of distress behind ‘endless’ homelessness figures
Primates emphasise that having a home gives humans a sense of ‘personal dignity’
Space for respectful, reasoned public discussion has shrivelled
Rite&Reason: Too many of us regard our viewpoint as a given and all else as worthy of ridicule
Armistice: Catholic Primate tells Belfast of shared story of common suffering
Peace ‘means coming out of our own trenches; building bridges, not parapets’, Eamon Martin says
Church leaders meet Tánaiste to discuss concerns over Stormont impasse
Deadlock ‘affecting community life, public services and cross-Border co-operation’
Stormont goes through another day of talks about talks
Northern Secretary has meetings with Simon Coveney, North’s main political parties and church leaders on how to restore Stormont
Catholic and Church of Ireland primates lead pilgrimage to Somme
Cross-community delegation marking upcoming centenary of end of first World War
Church of Ireland Archbishops repeat opposition to repeal
Proposed unrestricted abortion for 12 weeks ‘ethically unsustainable’
Presbyterian Church urges ‘No’ vote in abortion referendum
Proposed law ‘regressive, incompatible with human dignity and morally unacceptable’
Concern expressed that CofI message on abortion ‘is changing’
Retired Church of Ireland archbishop of Dublin John Neill notes absence of agreed position
Church of Ireland bishop supports repeal of Eighth Amendment
Bishop of Limerick says repeal is ‘entirely consistent’ with COI view on abortion
Church of Ireland bishop says he will vote to repeal Eighth Amendment
Amendment ‘incorrigibly flawed’, Bishop of Cashel Michael Burrows says
Unrestricted abortion unacceptable to Church of Ireland leaders
Catholic bishop asks if Down syndrome deprives unborn child of right to birth and life
Church of Ireland opposes unrestricted abortion in first 12 weeks of pregnancy
All four main Churches in Ireland now oppose 12-week proposal
Christian leaders silent on the issue of abortion in New Year’s message
Joint message describes homelessness as ‘tragic symptom of a broken system’
Pope Francis challenges those stirring up fear of migrants
Pope calls for peace, not the ‘sowing of violence, racial discrimination and xenophobia’
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