Some 21% of all respondents agreed that 'sometimes sex is not fully consensual but is not rape'

His older brother, a schoolteacher, raped him. His parents took his brother's side. But now, Limerick man Thomas Daly, has been vindicated after a seven-year legal battle

Evelyn Conlon’s memoir mainly covers the years from 1970, the year she dropped out of University College Dublin and took a boat to Australia, to the present day

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre is holding a Christmas appeal

Liz Dunphy spends a day with the volunteers of the renowned Cork charity

EU bans real-time surveillance and biometric tech with three exceptions: Threats of terrorist attacks, searches for victims, and prosecuting serious crime

Critics say the justice minister's decision is a step backwards

The bill proposed that those accused of rape would have to convince a jury they took steps to get consent — but that section has now been dropped

The unprecedented scenes on the streets of Dublin last week heaped pressure on Garda Commissioner Drew Harris and Minister for Justice Helen McEntee.

Some 42,987 crimes were detected in the Southern Region — which includes Cork, Kerry and Limerick

Abuse took place in family home on dates between January 1998 and December 2002 and started when victim was 10 years' old, court heard

Outgoing Dublin Rape Crisis Centre chief highlights 'constant issue of underfunding' and failure to recognise the community and voluntary sector as essential State services

The figures also show more women contacted the helpline (84%) than men (15.7%)

Culture Night takes place on Friday, September 22, with hundreds of events for all ages and tastes. Here's a selection of highlights for Dublin, Cork, and other Munster counties 

Julie Crowe's mother outlined how her daughter realised from talking to friends that she had been raped during their stay on the Greek island of Zakynthos

Survivors of crime are entitled to learn when the perpetrator is being released from jail but have to sign up to an opt-in victim liaison service of which many are still unaware

'Rape jokes' are still being told in 2023. There are still people who laugh at them and more still who let them go unchallenged. Those 'jokes' could well be the reason a person does not report or confide in someone what has been done to them, writes Michelle McGlynn

Trinity College Dublin study is appealing to women who have experience of coercive control to contact them in confidence for a new survey on the issue

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre's We-Speak initiative aims to minimise the risk faced by victims when they share their stories on social media