Nicaragua’s Sandinista revolution: Four Irish activists look back

Irish supporters of Nicaragua’s Sandinista revolution assess its legacy, 40 years on

Publishing, for John Mulcahy, was ‘a passion, not just a job,’ mourners told

President Michael D Higgins among those at Mass for founder of ‘Sunday Tribune’ and ‘Phoenix’

Sylvia Meehan ‘helped shape’ an emerging Ireland, service told

President Michael D Higgins among large gathering for humanist service on Monday

Members appointed to Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission

Appointments delayed by Betty Purcell’s challenge to the selection process

New human rights appointments face legal challenge

Former RTÉ producer says she has been ‘pushed out’ of equality commission

"There has to be a sense that radio stations will get it in the neck"- The Women’s Podcast

Episode 10 explores women’s voices on air, Grainne Maguire’s menstrual tweets and memoir writing with Hilary Fannin

Rights group divided over Halawa case

Irish Human Rights Commission was split over whether to call for teenager’s release

Emily Logan steps down as ombudsman to head rights and equality body

Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission to be formally established in autumn

Mother-and-baby homes investigation decision within weeks

Minister says sensitivity a ‘primary concern’

Asylum delays causing undue hardship, says rights body

Thorough, independent inquiry into Magdalen laundries ‘still outstanding’

Charles Haughey and the generators

‘Feather-bedding’ at top of RTÉ a travesty, says former producer

Cantillon: in her memoir, Betty Purcell criticises ‘disproportionate’ pay hit on rank-and-file staff

100 years on, Irish feminists have plenty to be proud of

Opinion: The achievements of the 20th century were extraordinary, but today’s feminists have much to pursue