Nature abhors a vacuum.

We are failing to meet the UN’s 17 sustainable development goals.

It is critically important for both Ireland’s economy and its people that the housing crisis is solved, according to Social Justice Ireland.

There are calls for the next Government to agree to UN commitments on overseas aid.

The starting gun has sounded on the general election campaign. All parties are out of the blocks with promises and pledges but what should this election really be about?

The plan has been welcomed by St. Vincent's de Paul but head of Social Justice Ireland, Dr Seán Healy described the plan as too little too late.

Is the country destined to wait until the challenges of aging morph into a crisis before action is even contemplated, asks Michael Clifford

Instead of the budget investing in combating the housing crisis, Government is happy to fritter away €147m a year on emergency accommodation, says Colette Bennett

The report shows six in 10 employees are paying for their own courses, even though more than half of their bosses say it's an employers' responsibility.

We are, belatedly, beginning to dip our collective toe into the hard-decisions stage of our efforts to avert climate change.

Dublin spoken-word poet Stephen James Smith talks to Ellie O’Byrne as he faces economic exile from his city.

Social Justice Ireland has called for social welfare rates to rise by €9 a week.

"We risk repeating the mistakes of the past, with devastating consequences". That's the warning issued about Ireland's economy after Britain leaves the EU.

An airline ticket tax and other carbon taxes, an increased betting tax, and setting a minimum rate of corporation tax, feature among the proposals of advocacy group Social Justice Ireland in its proposals for October’s budget.