Person: Rosaleen McDonagh

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Rosaleen McDonagh's debut novel, 'Contentious Spaces', explores the inner lives of Traveller families on a site in Dublin over the course of one crucial week. Picture: Derek Speirs</p>

culture

My life in books: When I am outside of my comfort zone, books eventually... get moved to a shelf

Novels by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker and the body of work by James Baldwin, all showed Rosaleen McDonagh that racism and great art is about people, not polemics

news

New committee to oversee disability rights

comment-analysis

"This is our Rising": Pro-choice voices heard all over the world

celebrity

Meryl Streep stands up for women in Irish theatre, as Abbey thanks #WakingtheFeminists for 'wake-up call'

news

‘They want to turn off the oxygen in our lives’

news

Dudgeon bids to be Seanad’s ‘unionist voice’

Violence against women: new office not the answer

FOLLOWING a special meeting of the Violence Against Women (VAW) non-governmental sector, we strongly rejected the recently announced COSC: the Irish Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (Irish Examiner, May 17).

Fri, 25 May, 2007

Milestone for disability arts

A milestone for the disability arts movement in Ireland will be celebrated in Dublin later today.

Fri, 23 Feb, 2007

Poor three times more likely to die than wealthy from same causes

WEALTH means health with rich people outliving poorer people simply because they can afford to, a report shows.

Wed, 16 Jun, 2004

Journalist’s reports on racism win top award

AN Irish Examiner journalist has won a national media award for his efforts to promote cross-cultural understanding in Ireland.

Sat, 03 May, 2003