Rachel Morrogh says the cases highlight the lasting harm of abuse and send a message of hope to survivors considering coming forward

Survey highlights how online 'manosphere' has permeated Irish society

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre's has published its second annual national study of attitudes towards, and experiences of, rape and sexual violence

Finland's model reduced homelessness by 80%, showing a changed approach to the issue resulted in impressive results — Ireland should take notice

Fears over payment in complex cases and solicitors selectively choosing cases threatens the efficacy of our courts system, writes Liz Dunphy

It follows changes recently announced in Britain aimed at making the court system more approachable for victims of rape and sexually violent crimes

Ryanair chief had previously refused to say sorry despite criticism from politicians and sexual violence victims’ groups

The billionaire was heavily criticised by politicians in both Ireland and the UK after he said this week it was “absolutely” appropriate to compare competitor airlines to “rapists”.

The Ryanair CEO compared some of Ryanair’s price competitors to rapists. Rachel Morrogh, CEO of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, called him out and told him his language had trivialised the crime of rape. His reaction shows he decided he’d rather be part of the problem

This may be a weekend of maintaining respect for the office of president while tolerating the current holder of that title

Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary has rejected criticism from victims’ groups and politicians in Ireland over his remarks

Cork South Central TD and junior minister said 'president Trump needs to hear from us that the [Iran] war and the war in Ukraine have to end'

However, speaking to reporters at the start of the two-day Fine Gael think-in, Mr Harris did not say whether he believed he should apologise for the remarks

The Government yesterday launched a campaign urging homeowners to consider renting a room to students for the new academic year.

'Understanding how masculine norms and attitudes are formed and expressed is central to effective violence prevention'

Children should be taught they have a choice about whether to hug someone, says leading advocate against sexual violence

The rape victim was also asked in court if she was wearing underwear when she was attacked

A publicly-accessible register of people convicted of serious domestic violence offences will be created under the new law named in Jennie's honour

'Hosting a man who has never shown a shred of remorse for his actions or empathy for his victim, minimises and trivialises the impact of sexual violence.'

70% of adults in Ireland think we have a problem with consent, and 81% agree that talking about consent will result in more healthy sex and sexuality — that's why the DRCC's services are crucial