Irish Catholic body in US moves to open doors to women after nearly 200 years
Ancient Order of Hibernians plans led to rift with leadership of parallel women’s organisation
Fresh face for Scouting Ireland after years of turbulence, but divisions remain
New chief scout says organisation has key role to play for children in post-Covid world
Opus Dei charity planning multimillion-euro apartments scheme in south Dublin
Glenavy Educational Foundation eyes development of 4.67-acre site at Nullamore House
Mother and baby homes: Government wants swift redress from churches
Government aim in complex talks is to move quickly and avoid mistakes of past
Up to 18 new alleged victims of George Gibney come forward
Podcast to air new historic child abuse allegations against former swimming coach
Birth mothers’ stories: ‘You were pummelled psychologically’
Many women who gave babies up for adoption in 20th-century Ireland still feel the loss
Parents vow to withdraw children from sex education class given by Catholic group
Protest over plan to use Catholic agency at Castleknock Education Together school
GAA reaching out to Protestants with service in St Patrick’s Cathedral
Protestants welcome within organisation, says GAA president John Horan
Irish-American body accuses Amazon of selling anti-Irish items
Ancient Order of Hibernians urges giant to pull products depicting drunken stereotypes
Over 500 people in need served Christmas dinner at RDS
Knights of St Columbanus organise 93rd annual dinner as well as goodie bags
De Valera, Collins ‘never republicans’, West Cork History Festival told
An Irish republic was slogan used to gainsupport abroad, says historian David Fitzpatrick
HSE ‘regrets’ maternity hospital planner’s decision to resign
Dr Chris Fitzpatrick has ‘no confidence’ future obstetric changes would be provided
Irish priest accused of decades of sex abuse in the UK
Fr Mortimer Stanley (84) on trial for the alleged abuse of schoolchildren in Rochdale
Priest suspended after conducting Mass on hoverboard
Filipino cleric filmed singing Christmas song while moving around church on the board
Hundreds fed by charity at Christmas Day dinner
Volunteers help to feed Christmas dinner to thousands of homeless and poor in Dublin
Hundreds fed at Christmas Day dinner
Volunteers provide Christmas fare at 90th annual dinner for poor and homeless of Dublin
Direct provision needs ‘urgent action’, say Catholic bishops
International Human Rights Day statement calls on Government to address asylum system
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