Construction begins on €139m wastewater treatment plant in Arklow
Raw sewage discharges to be eliminated into river Avoca in Co Wicklow
Dominic Foley to swop green of Ireland for red of Cork for All-Ireland decider
Former Republic of Ireland player hopeful Rebels can cause an upset against Limerick
Taoiseach says it is up to Coveney to clarify Zappone appointment
Varadkar says Taoiseach should have been told about the planned appointment, but dismisses claims of cronyism
Social Democrats activists consider deferring request on leadership contest
Group is looking at postponing the issue until after appointment of new general secretary
Construction of new reservoir to secure Dublin water supplies to begin next month
Equivalent of 40 Olympic-sized pools of drinking water to be stored at Saggart facility
‘Pure joy’: The day Ireland said yes to marriage equality
On the fifth anniversary of the referendum, some of the activists involved revisit that time
Slendertone parent secures €7.5m investment from Beechbrook
Bio-Medical Research plans new products as accounts show it recorded pretax profits of €1.07m and turnover of €39.5m
Number of same-sex marriages dips after post-referendum rush
Civil Registration Service says 75 people applied to have gender legally changed last year
Gallagher favourite to get first nod for presidential run
Gemma O’Doherty mired in controversy over Veronica Guerin ‘conspiracy theory’
An inglorious end but Glen did the State some service
As the gay rights group is wound up, it leaves a legacy of bringing equality issues to the fore
Glen board members to meet regulator over funding allegations
Outgoing executive director Áine Duggan says full audit of gay rights charity is needed
‘The SocDems are to Trump what Renua was to Hillary Clinton’
Analysis from Harry McGee on the Social Democrats party and its future
Martin links Maynooth controversy to handling of child sex abuse
GLEN director encourages gay priests and seminarians to contact LGBT helplines
Orlando massacre: Hundreds attend Irish vigils of solidarity
Leo Varadkar says terrorists cannot be allowed to change how people live their lives
Arts campaigners told to broaden audience to get message across
Meeting discusses tactics following controversy over ‘downgrading’ of government department
Diarmaid Ferriter: Right to strike is also part of the legacy of 1916
The letters sent to Luas workers invokes the ghost of the 1913 Dublin lock out
Rory Gallagher declines to comment on ugly scenes in Tralee
Donegal’s game with Roscommon has been confirmed for Letterkenny on Sunday
Una Mullally: #MarRef effect will blindside big parties
It is incredible how no party has capitalised on young people's political involvement in referendum
Irish Prison Service ‘has no policies to protect LGBT prisoners’
New report highlights harassment, says threat of violence more likely in male prisons
Same-sex marriage signed into law by Ministers
May referendum ‘reaffirmed the importance of marriage and family for our society’, Fitzgerald says
How the Yes was won: the inside story of the marriage referendum
Weekend Read: Can you campaign without posters? Should well-known gay people be kept out of sight? What will persuade middle-aged men to vote for same-sex marriage? Three Yes Equality insiders explain how they did it, in this extract from their new book
Ireland Says Yes: The Inside Story of How the Vote for Marriage Equality was Won – Book Review
This insightful account shows how uniting, strategic, and effective the campaign was
Same-sex marriage will be possible from November
Fitzgerald to sign commencement order on the referendum result on November 16th
Same-sex civil partners to be able to wed with five days’ notice
1,500 couples have availed of civil partnerships since they became available in 2011
Miriam Lord: Tight-lipped Taoiseach toys with media
Joan Burton expects general election to happen in 2016
‘It feels like everyone is gay in Dublin today’
Thousands celebrate Gay Pride just weeks after Ireland voted for same-sex marriage
Listen up: Roísín Ingle on . . . the emotional highs of Equality Day
We stood connected, hearts brimming with gratitude, under blue skies and warm sun
Miriam Lord: ‘The quiet Yes kept its counsel. They spoke when it mattered’
Miriam Lord reports from Dublin Castle where crowds gathered to hear referendum result
Noel Whelan: Exhausting, draining and life changing: the Yes campaign
How the most extensive and effective civic campaign ever seen in Irish politics was built
Yes Equality party celebrates successfully rocking the boat
Tears of joy were everywhere at a party so good even the Eurovision was ignored
Fine Gael TDs urged to write to new voters in drive for Yes vote
Almost 66,000 voters have been added to the electoral register ahead of referendum
Personal route to reach public central to Yes campaign
Stressing their own experiences gets positive response for Yes side
Gays, Greens and Fianna Fáil: the civil partnership battle
A new oral history book by the ‘Irish Times’ columnist Una Mullally looks back on the long campaign that led to the upcoming referendum on same-sex marriage. In this extract, key players recall a 2007 battle between the then coalition ‘partners’ over the introduction of civil partnership
Stunt or significant gesture? Taoiseach’s visit to Pantibar
Enda Kenny’s visit to Dublin gay bar causes a stir online
Synod ‘Relatio’ document on gay people lost in translation
Glen hopes today’s final document will ‘reflect the reality’
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