Just because the Citizens’ Assembly has recommended a woman’s right to choose, that doesn’t mean the citizenry will endorse that position in a vote, says Michael Clifford.

Some criminal trials manage to attract huge public interest, but few have ever matched the opening day of the trial of the so-called Jobstown Seven.

All aboard! Culture vultures are set to roam the streets of Ireland tonight sampling some of the estimated 3,000 free events in museums, galleries, theatres, churches, historic houses, and studios for Culture Night — but in Cork, they’ll travel in style.

Credit unions around the country have been fielding calls from fans desperate to secure some funding to get to France for this Sunday’s crunch game against the host nation.

The main 1916 centenary celebrations kick off on Saturday with events happening right across the weekend.

If you're a fan of action cinema there's a real treat in store, with classic Hong Kong spectacles back on the big screen where they belong.

DIFF PIX is back, presenting a new series of films under the banner of Hong Kong Kicks.

THE first community-based public emergency department was opened yesterday with promises patients with minor injuries and illnesses would be treated within 30 minutes of arrival.

A group of Irish and Chinese will gather today in Dublin for a candle-lit vigil for the victims and survivors of the recent earthquake in China.

THREE young people yesterday made the gruesome discovery of a body in a derelict building in Dublin’s north inner city.