More than 40 years on, Dr Mary Randles is hearing the same arguments being put forward ahead of the Friday’s referendum to repeal the Eighth as she did when she was pushing to provide women with contraception.

The High Court has continued an injunction against the owners of several Dublin properties who allegedly forcibly removed tenants from one of their premises.

A financial fund-appointed receiver has secured a High Court injunction against the owners of several Dublin properties over reports last weekend that tenants had been forcibly removed from one of the premises.

LATEST: Former Minister Pat Rabbitte has criticised those responsible for letting the sub-standard accommodation.

Dublin Fire Brigade is investigating 25 private rental properties specifically reported to the service.

Young people are coming together in Mountjoy Square in Dublin this afternoon to share ideas for ending poverty.

The High Court has heard objections to a legal bid by an Irish man, described by the FBI as the world's 'largest facilitator of child pornography', aimed at halting his extradition to the United States.

Faith wrote poems as a teenager, but as an adult got diverted. She has worked as a model, and in Penneys, and whilst taking her degree did a stint in arts administration, but since graduating, has worked in the disability sector.

An Irish man described by the FBI as the world’s ’largest facilitator of child pornography’ is making a legal bid aimed at halting his extradition to the United States.

A High Court judge has ordered a Dublin city centre property described as a potential fire safety risk be vacated by all its residents by July 9.

Twenty people, including children, are to be evacuated from a potentially unsafe Dublin property over fire safety concerns.

Twenty people who had been staying at a Dublin City centre premises described as a potential fire safety danger are to leave the property over the coming days and weeks the High Court has heard.

Up to twenty people are staying at a Dublin City centre premises described as a potential fire safety danger and a risk to the general public.

A Dublin City centre premises which houses a textile business and is used for residential purposes is a fire safety risk and must be vacated immediately.

A rapist described as posing an indefinite danger to women has been jailed for 18 months for the sexual assault of a woman on a train.

A rapist who has been jailed six times for sexual offences over the last 25 years has been remanded in custody pending imposition of a new prison term for the sexual assault of a woman.

The family of a DJ who died a month after a fall at his home have questions about his care, an inquest heard.

The State has given an undertaking not to extradite an Irishman described by the FBI as the world's 'largest facilitator of child porn' pending the outcome of a Supreme Court appeal.

An Irishman has lost his appeal against the decision to extradite him to the US on charges of advertising and distributing child pornography.

A teenage boy, who was banned from his home following a domestic incident, avoided being sent to the Oberstown youth detention facility yesterday because it was full.

A teenage boy, who was banned from his home following a domestic incident, avoided being sent to the Oberstown youth detention facility today because it was full.

He said he can do nothing.

Latest: Rebeka has been located deceased.

The artist who painted portraits of the president of Cork Institute of Technology and chair of its governing board has contradicted a whistleblower’s claims that the two men had travelled abroad to sit for the paintings at the college’s expense.

Liveline presenter Joe Duffy’s triplet children will turn 21 on Easter Monday 2016, and he tells them that no matter how tough the recession was it was nothing like Ireland in 1916.

Good evening. Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

Lawyers for an Irishman alleged to be the “largest facilitator of child porn in the world” have told the High Court there is a “real risk” the prosecution will seek to impose a higher sentence if he is convicted in the US.

State lawyers in the extradition case of an Irishman who is alleged to be the “largest facilitator of child porn in the world” have told the High Court that he would not give the password for his computer to gardaí.

Lawyers fighting the extradition of an Irishman alleged to be the “largest facilitator of child porn in the world” have told the High Court they are seeking the DPP’s reasons for refusing to prosecute him.

Lawyers fighting the extradition of an Irishman who is alleged to be the "largest facilitator of child porn in the world" have told the High Court they are seeking the DPP’s reasons for refusing to prosecute him.

The State’s case to surrender an Irishman alleged to be the “largest facilitator of child porn in the world” to US authorities has opened in the High Court.

The extradition case of an Irishman who is wanted in the US and is alleged to be “the largest facilitator of child porn in the world” will be heard in May before the High Court.

The case of an Irishman, who is wanted in the US, and is alleged to be “the largest facilitator of child porn in the world” has been adjourned to allow for him to go to the Court of Appeal.

Lawyers for an Irishman who is wanted in the US and was described as "the largest facilitator of child porn in the world" is to apply to appeal to the Supreme Court over the DPP’s decision not to prosecute him here.

Who rides a city bike and why? As the two-wheelers make their debut in Cork, Brian Canty tags along for a day in Dublin to find out.

An Irishman described as "the largest facilitator of child porn in the world" has failed in an application to seek judicial review of the DPP’s decision not to prosecute him here.

An Irishman who is wanted in the US and was described as “the largest facilitator of child porn in the world” has failed in an application to seek judicial review of the DPP’s decision not to prosecute him here.

The bodies of an Irish couple who drowned off the coast of Crete while on holiday are expected to be flown home in the coming days.

Cork and Tipperary face each other in the All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday. Calm down, there are a few sleeps to go yet. To get you in the mood, we examine, in quotations, the relationship between the counties.

Plans to restore Mountjoy Square in Dublin to its original Georgian design have been published by Dublin City Council.

Dublin's Mountjoy Square could be in line for a facelift.

Gardaí have arrested a teenager after a taxi was hijacked in Dublin this morning and the driver threatened with a knife.