Person: Maria Cahill

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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From bullets to ballots - book traces the rise of modern Sinn Féin party

A new book traces the rise of modern Sinn Féin and how it moved from supporting armed Republicans in the North to constitutional politics. It has gained the biggest dividend from peace, as Ryle Dwyer discovers.

To have an uncontested by-election is utterly and grossly undemocratic

Proud to see Labour honour Máiría Cahill

Women of principle forced out by their parties are more trustworthy

news

Four accused reject Máiria Cahill allegation

comment-analysis

Political point scoring does a disservice to Mairia Cahill

Adams: IRA was 'ill equipped' to deal with abuse allegations

Gerry Adams has admitted he regrets how the IRA dealt with rapists.

Sun, 19 Oct, 2014

Ó Snodaigh claims campaign against Adams in the wake of Maíria Cahill rape row

Sinn Féin's Social Protection spokesperson Aengus Ó Snodaigh claims there has been a long standing campaign against his party's leader and the recent controversy surrounding Maíria Cahill may be part of it.

Sun, 19 Oct, 2014

Alleged rape victim: SF are putting me through trauma

A woman who claims the IRA tried to force her to keep quiet about a rape allegation against a west Belfast member of the republican group said she is being "put through further trauma today" by Sinn Féin.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2014

Kenny does not have Constitution on his side

In responding to the bishops’ objection to the new abortion bill, Enda Kenny conceded the Church’s “right to their own opinion” but said that “my book is the Constitution”.

Tue, 14 May, 2013

Charity gives hope, memories, and support to grieving parents

When Paddy and Maria Cahill’s little baby died, they were stunned, shocked, and devastated. Nothing had prepared them for it. All seemed perfect when Maria gave birth on Feb 19 to Martha but within hours things started to go terribly wrong.

Thu, 06 Sep, 2012

Parents seek second-level Educate Together school

THE success of a Educate Together multi-denominational primary school has led to huge demand for a second-level school under the same umbrella.

Wed, 23 Jul, 2008

Tara Delaney leads the qualifiers in Championship

Carlow's Tara Delaney led the qualifiers in the Lancôme Irish Ladies’

Sun, 20 May, 2007

O’Sullivan leads in Lahinch

Galway's Sinead O’Sullivan hit a brilliant level-par 74 today to lead the Lancôme Irish Ladies’ Close Championship after the first qualifying round at windswept Lahinch.

Sat, 19 May, 2007

Mangan to defend title in Wicklow

Tricia Mangan (Ennis), fresh from her seventh-place finish at the Welsh Open Strokeplay, defends her Lancome Irish Ladies’ Close Championship at The European Club, Co Wicklow, May 13 to 17.

Tue, 09 May, 2006