Catherine Corless, the historian who found the gravesite of nearly 800 babies and children beneath an Irish home for unwed mothers, was widely ridiculed for her life's work.

Democracy is evolving. Co-creating policy with communities builds trust, legitimacy, and more durable outcomes.

The housing minister has accused the Opposition of whipping up “false anger” over his housing proposals during a Dáil debate ...

The family of a young man killed in a road crash in Co Roscommon last year have said that his death would have been ...

Liam Nolan is enjoying a sensational rookie season but he’s hoping to make it even more memorable and join fellow diabetes ...

A Laois based charity have received money through last year's RTÉ Toy Show Appeal fundraiser. RTÉ and Community Foundation ...

They called her obsessive, even delusional — but beneath the grassy ruins of a defunct, church-run home for unwed mothers in ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson received more than $2 million last year for her best-selling memoir, “Lovely One,” according to her annual financial disclosure, released ...

Water Safety Ireland has condemned the deliberate removal of lifebuoys near open water locations in Galway, saying the ...

Ireland has a newest millionaire after one lucky EuroMillions player snapped up €250 million in Tuesday's draw - but what could you buy if you had that much in the back pocket?

A documentary about young people opposed to abortion and a worship service were among the winners of the 2025 Sandford St ...