Judgement has been reserved in the case against a Christian bakery accused of discrimination because it declined to make a cake carrying a pro gay marriage slogan.

There was no discrimination in a Christian bakery’s decision to decline an order for a cake bearing a pro-gay marriage slogan, a court has been told.

The director of the Christian-owned bakery in the North which refused to make a cake bearing a pro-gay marriage slogan has said she knew in her heart she could not complete the order.

THERE can scarcely be a more overworked cliché about the North than Churchill’s words during the House of Commons debate in 1922 on the Irish Free State Bill.

Schools need to address the bullying of gay students, writes Jennifer Hough.

SMUGGLED, secretive and frequently soaked in tears, the hidden history of one of the country’s longest human rights struggles finally has a home.

NEXT Monday the National Lesbian and Gay Federation of Ireland will formally donate the Irish Queer Archive to the National Library.

The Christian owners of a bakery in the North found to have discriminated against a gay man are to appeal.

A bakery in the North found to have discriminated against a gay man has been vandalised and critical letters sent to its owner.

Donal Hickey on protecting wildlife on the Blaskets.

The series will address the topic of LGBT culture.

Christian bakers found to have discriminated against a gay man by refusing to make a cake bearing a pro-gay marriage slogan have lost their appeal against the ruling.

The Christian owners of a bakery who refused to make a cake with a pro-gay marriage message were not being forced to do anything against their beliefs, an Equality Commission lawyer has said.

Christian bakers found guilty of discrimination for refusing to make a cake with a pro-gay marriage slogan have insisted their appeal has implications for freedom of expression across the UK.

Christian bakers who refused to make a cake with a pro-gay marriage slogan are expected to return to court in Belfast today for an appeal.

Christian bakers at the centre of the so-called "gay cake" discrimination battle have said they are praying for justice ahead of next week's appeal hearing.

Ireland manager Martin O’Neill has apologised for making an inappropriate remark last week at the Cork Opera House.

In the ‘show me’ State, actions speak louder than words, reports John Breslin in St Louis, Missouri.

All sorts of verbal blunders swim through our sentences like bubbles in champagne.

BILLY O’MAHONY has lost all faith in the Irish health service.