LAST Wednesday, Mr Justice John Hedigan reminded us of how the Moriarty Tribunal concluded that Michael Lowry’s contributions to that investigation were “a litany of falsification and deception”.

TWO reports in recent days suggest that the popular view that the botched establishment of Irish Water was the high-water mark of buffoonery in Irish public and political administration may have to be reviewed.

ANYONE raised in a time, and in the circumstances, when doilies, fish knives, and the practice of men taking off their hats during a moment’s silence to honour someone who has recently died, were routine, would be appalled by some of the aggression shaping so many online conversations.

IF the Oireachtas Banking Inquiry proves anything it proves that we need another referendum.

IT seems extraordinary that this is the first time that Ireland will have a national maternity system that is actually focused on the mother.

TEN dog breeds are named as dangerous in the Control of Dogs Regulations 1998.