FINE people have made this country great, but few can match John Delaney, the chief executive of the Football Association of Ireland, who was in the news, again, last week, being unfairly pilloried, subjected to media intrusion, victimised.

A new book sees nuns reflect on their life-changing decision and how it affected them. Michael Clifford met the author, herself a former nun

WHERE to go from here? 

THEY were under siege, holed up in the GPO. Outside, the massed ranks railed against them. The constant barrage echoed though the building like the drumbeat of victory.

The complete lack of leadership, both within the force and from its political masters, has been key to the failings highlighted this week, says Michael Clifford

PEOPLE gather round and join my campaign. Today I launch a nationwide campaign to eliminate double taxation.

A packed Court Three shows the huge level of interest in the case, writes Michael Clifford.

Saying the troika made them do it just won’t wash — this may yet become Kenny’s Waterloo, writes Michael Clifford

Six years on Michael Clifford reflects on a momentous political decision that impacted hugely on every Irish citizen.  

Twenty years on, the women at the centre of the hepatitis C scandal are still being treated poorly by the State that poisoned them, writes Special Correspondent Michael Clifford