Society of Friends

Food for thought – Lara Marlowe on the centenary of the dinner at the Majestic

An Irishwoman’s Diary

Rite & Reason: Bahá’í faith has found its feet in Ireland

Principal tenet of belief is ‘The Earth is but one country and mankind its citizens’

Early days of the Irish Quakers

An Irishman’s Diary: Denis O’Shaughnessy

Donnybrook four-bed steeped in history and style for €2m

Bloomfield House was home to the family of Robert Emmet in the early 19th century

The Cork woman who inspired radicalism from Ireland to Russia

The Irish woman wrote one of the most popular and influential novels of the 20th century selling millions of copies worldwide

Old flames – An Irishman’s Diary about Groundhog Day, Candlemas, and James Joyce

Primate wants to see end of entrance exams for Catholic schools

Archbishop Martin: ‘We must always be alert to inequalities in our educational system’

Unearthing the distressing detail of how Famine hit Leitrim

Tens of thousands of letters and application forms in a Quaker archive transforms the potential for writing local famine history

Quaker memorial site to be unveiled in Waterford

Society of Friends played major role in economic life of city

Cap on legal case costs would be in the public interest

Fear of financial ruin dampens the pursuit of justice – the law must correct this