Should the Invincibles be reburied in Glasnevin Cemetery?
Phoenix Park assassins were executed and buried in yard of Kilmainham Gaol
Where to now after the debacle over the RIC/DMP commemoration?
Row does not auger well for the years and the many other commemorations ahead
Ireland among ‘most respected’ nations, Eamon Gilmore claims
Former tánaiste says world admires Irish values, peace process and overseas aid
Diary of events for 2019 commemorations
Special centenary Dáil sitting and War of Independence exhibition among events to watch out for
Lemass’s legacy more complex than most assume, biographer claims
Former taoiseach was an economic moderniser but not socially liberal
DUP and Sinn Féin accused of ‘abdication of responsibility’ over Brexit
Absence of Stormont institutions is a ‘disgrace’, claims Lisa Chambers
Ireland’s democratic legacy is taken for granted, academic suggests
Cosgrave and de Valera deserve credit for preserving democracy in the new State
US propaganda may have convinced Irish to enlist for WW1
Nearly 10,000 Irish men joined British forces between August and November of 1918
Women’s Council calls for gender quotas for local election candidates
Just 21% of all local councillors are women, Parnell Summer School told
Ivana Bacik says #MeToo helped women like her speak out
Labour Senator tells Parnell Summer School of being harassed as a waiter in London
Higher election gender quotas need to be considered ‘urgently’, Minister says
Josepha Madigan says 30% gender election rule should be examined
Deep desire to avoid repeat is Hillsborough’s greatest legacy
Prof who was key in uncovering truth highlights ‘remarkable’ link to Grenfell
Access to justice: The case for more judges
We need a legal system that is fit for purpose and does not impose inordinate delays and exorbitant costs on those who have to use it
High Court judge calls on Oireachtas to legislate for more judges
State is ‘rock bottom’ in Europe for number per head of population, judge says
How hard can it be to show empathy to parents who have lost a baby?
Women have always been treated harshly in Ireland’s maternity hospitals and units
Stephen Collins: State commemoration of 1916 has been a success
‘Things might have been far worse if the dreamers, poets and radical revolutionaries had emerged victorious from the Rising to impose their vision on an unprepared nation’
Historians said no to politics in 1916 commemorations
Advisers refused request to reference North’s peace process, Maurice Manning tells forum
Historians aiding centenaries want no involvement in NI politics
Maurice Manning says advisory committee refused State request to involve peace process
Sinn Féin accused of having ‘little impact’ on Rising centenary
Alex White says the public was not interested in the republican party’s take on 1916
Emily O’ Reilly: Women ‘infantilised’ by laws of newly independent State
European Ombudsman says Ireland aneeds to atone for the missed opportunities of 1916
John McDonnell: a voice for Irish in UK for nearly two decades
New shadow chancellor has highlighted issues of discrimination Irish immigrants face
Intervention in Greek crisis seen as France’s ‘vocation’
Parnell Summer School told France has always had a sense of its own importance
West support for ‘Charlie Hebdo’ seen as ‘triumphalist hatred’
Blasphemy expert tells Parnell Summer School that an entire community was stigmatised
Parnell Summer School to focus on the “French Connection”
The five-day annual summer school will take place in Parnell’s ancestral home in Wicklow
No summer stasis: seasonal schools for adults
Schools that focus on trad music, Irish dance, Beckett, Joyce, Parnell, Yeats and public policy should keep adults of all stripes busy
It is not ‘self-hatred’ to point out that our Constitution is not being respected
Opinion: McDowell’s criticisms verge on the creepily authoritarian
Major ‘refused’ to speak to Clinton after Adams got US visa
British ‘incandescent with rage’ over move during peace process negotiations in 1994
McDowell criticises pundits who enjoy ‘middle-class self-hatred’
Former minister says Ireland is not a failed State and people should not accept ‘phoney reform’
WT Cosgrave’s 1928 hero’s welcome in US recalled at summer school
Former taoiseach Liam Cosgrave (93) addresses audience
Ex-taoiseach Cosgrave shares anecdotes at summer school
DCU lecturer Colum Kenny recounts visits of Irish leaders including Cosgraves to US
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