Wake-up call on Newstalk Breakfast as inflammatory language on immigration goes mainstream
Radio: Shane Coleman and Ciara Kelly run the gamut from children’s sleepovers to John McGuirk’s bellicose language
John McGuirk
Web Summit co-founder facing lawsuit over alleged defamation
Proceedings lodged in the High Court last week against Paddy Cosgrave
Facebook ‘looking into’ link between Irish website and firm that breached privacy laws
Gript’s arrangement with Cambridge-Analytica-linked business is under scrutiny
News website defends links to data firm that broke privacy laws
Gript site, which is backed by anti-abortion lobby, says AggregateIQ is helping to ‘profile’ readers
Amnesty decision spurs move to set up electoral commission
Calls for definition of ‘political purposes’ to be clarified in law following court ruling
Una Mullally: Referendum shows us there is no Middle Ireland, just Ireland
‘The fiction of Ireland as a conservative, dogmatically Catholic country has been shattered’
Ireland's abortion referendum result in five charts
The highest, the lowest, the most and the least of the Eighth Amendment referendum
Abortion referendum: Yes secures landslide victory
Government hopes legislation on abortion will be implemented by the end of the year
One of the most ‘liberal abortion regimes’ if vote passes
No campaign warns proposals are an excuse to do nothing else to help women
Maria Steen will take part in TV3 debate having previously pulled out
Move comes as Love Both representative Cora Sherlock pulls out of RTÉ debate
Cora Sherlock pulls out of TV abortion debate
Love Both spokeswoman says she is unavailable; RTÉ declines Steen as replacement
Two sides prepare for frantic final days of a long campaign
Turnout crucial to outcome of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment
No campaign defends booklet resembling official publication
Booklet warns unborn babies will have no rights, ‘and you will never have a say on this again’
A livid John McGuirk has all the nuance of a grenade attack
Radio review: Presenter Matt Cooper has fractious exchanges with anti-abortion campaigner
Referendum advertising rules hit strategies for final fortnight
No side claim Facebook and Google announcements are the result of Yes lobbying
Una Mullally: What was No side up to online that was so crucial?
Reaction to Facebook and Google referendum ad ban is tactic straight out of Trump playbook
Donegal anti-abortion group asks schools to show graphic video
Video featuring images of aborted foetuses suitable for senior students, group says
Google abortion-vote ad ban unprecedented, so why did they do it?
Social media companies have declined to explain decisions behind move
Fact check: Will abortion be legalised up to the sixth month of pregnancy?
Save the 8th campaign has claimed abortion will be legalised up to six months
Rising number of unregulated online ads in abortion campaign
Government may need to seek change in law to govern online campaigning – McEntee
Save the 8th campaign denies any conflict over late abortions
Group has difficulty with ‘vague wording in legislation’ concerning mental health
Fact check: Does one in every five pregnancies in England end in abortion?
Save the 8th makes claims about English abortion regime on posters
‘Inconsistencies’ in Malone’s story – Save the 8th group
Claire Malone feared her pregnancy could kill her
Repeal of the Eighth ‘will constitute consent’ for liberal abortion regime
Save the 8th claims most voters unaware of Yes vote’s implications
Men are from Mars, women are from Venus. But what planet is David Quinn from?
Radio: The columnist find it strange he is ‘not allowed to say something good about men’
Repeal campaigner accuses anti-abortion campaigner of ‘sustained attack’
Janet O’Sullivan issues statement to the media in relation to Save the 8th spokesman
Retired doctor says 8th Amendment did not stop him carrying out abortion
Former obstetrician says primary responsibility is to mother ‘even if life of baby at risk’
Abortion referendum: money pouring in from small donors, both sides claim
Together for Yes raises €200,000 in a day; Save the 8th generates €100,000 at rally
Alarm at apparent lack of urgency in repeal campaign
Well-organised anti-abortion campaign is weeks ahead in its postering and canvassing
Social media to play pivotal role in Save the 8th campaign
Several young women outline opposition to abortion at official launch of campaign.
Victims of rape and incest should carry babies to full term, say campaigners
‘Save the 8th’ group predicts referendum will not be passed
Fintan O’Toole: Abortion fake-news firestorm heading our way
Why has Save the 8th hired consultant at heart of Trump-Mercer-Brexit data nexus?
Door wide open to Cambridge Analytica-style political messaging in Ireland
Analysis: Very little regulation against data-driven campaigning techniques here
Government to consider introducing free contraception for all
Simon Harris says Government must do more to reduce crisis pregnancies
Abortion referendum: Phoney war prevails until legislation is clear
The 12-week stance and the notion of trust – coming from both sides – is crucial to debate
Overseas influence in abortion referendum ‘will be hard to stop’
Save the 8th says external funding for campaigns is ‘reasonably unregulated’
Colm Keaveney: the politician who switched sides
Denis O’Brien, renowned for his determination, had Keaveney in his crosshairs
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