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From gunner to guerrilla – Tom Barry’s road to rebellion
Scarred by his wartime service, angered by the treatment of ex-servicemen, unable to secure government employment and inspired by the Easter Rising, in the summer of 1920 Tom Barry made a decision that would change both his life and the nature of the conflict then raging in Ireland
Brian O’Driscoll’s painkiller comments open up a can of worms for rugby
Former Ireland captain lifting the lid on use of pills during his career is most welcome
Doctor warns about painkillers after Brian O’Driscoll revelations
‘We shouldn’t be surprised elite sports players take prescription painkilling medications’
Youghal remembers local men who died in two world wars
Over 150 men from locality perished in the Great War, local historians discover
Farmer who found Kerry baby on beach breaks silence
‘I was trying to say to myself it was a doll but deep down I knew it wasn’t’
Doctors warn extension of free GP care will lead to waiting lists
Oireachtas committee hears of ‘Victorian’ position of nurses in general practices
What is ‘natural’ food anyway?
Rather than make people feel guilty for consuming processed foods, we should look at the ingredients on the back, and not the word ‘natural’ on the front
'Dunnes Stores has better inventory for goods than our hospital system has for people'
Living on the List: While the human cost of suffering was in painful plain sight, the documentary failed to get to grips with why the system is broken
Exclusion of doctors’ group from GP contract talks ‘nuts’
GP association warns Oireachtas health committee of ‘monumental’ manpower crisis
Citizens’ Assembly given framework to deal with ethical questions
Ethics adviser Dr Sheehan talks to assembly about how people arrive at their views
Eighth Amendment not ‘satisfactory,’ doctor tells Citizens’ Assembly
Doctors find provisions of Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act ‘stressful and difficult’
Taking multiple medicines is a reality for many people
Many older people in Ireland now take between seven and 12 medicines a day
Lt Tom Kettle recalled 100 years after death at Battle of Ginchy
Kettle killed leading B Company, 9th Royal Dublin Fusiliers; 300 Irish killed in the battle
French village remembers the Irish who came as liberators
Some 1,200 men from 16th (Irish) Division were killed at Guillemont and Ginchy
West Cork villages remember Battle of Jutland soldiers
Communities commemorate six men who died on same day in 1916 with monument
AIB pursues 14 Cork businesspeople over €25m loan guarantees
Commercial Court agrees to fast-track Balgnac Investments case as one defendant consents to judgment
Something for the weekend: Fjords, films and open houses
History, horses and films - there is plenty of non-sporting activity this weekend
Ireland palliative care need may become highest in Europe
Conference hears 80 per cent of all Irish deaths are likely to need end-of-life care
President praises ‘original pioneers’
Missionaries were Ireland’s first ambassadors in Africa, says Higgins
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