The beginning of the fall of the Catholic Church in Ireland
Bishop Eamonn Casey’s life and career came apart 30 years ago today
Vacancy rate hits 20-year low in Dublin industrial and logistics market
Covid-19 and Brexit continue to drive structural demand changes in sector
Redress for abuse victims now a bargaining chip in Stormont talks
Northern Secretary’s claim a new Executive could resolve the issue is seen as ‘blackmail’
The Irish Times view on the papal visit: a country transformed
The Ireland Pope Francis arrives in this morning is very different to that visited by Pope John Paul in 1979
Survivors of clerical sex abuse want apology from the pope
While Darren McGavin has a positive outlook on the Church, he says a personal apology from the pope is necessary
Mass-goers tell Pope Francis: ‘Rock the boat, your holiness’
Mass-goers in Dublin and Cork on their relationship with God, Catholicism and the Pope
Motor Neurone Disease is 'a nightmare but I’m adapting', says priest
Walk While You Can: Fr Tony Coote travelling Ireland to raise funds to tackle disease
Pope could herald new start for Catholic church in Ireland if he shows contrition
Vatican photograph from 2007 captures church past and questions its future
Fr Malachy Finnegan: A child abuser and his victims
During therapy sessions for sex offenders, Finnegan insisted: ‘I’ve done nothing wrong’
Eighth Amendment is a relic of harsh times for women
Ireland cannot be said to be a different place until amendment is removed
The Harvey Weinsteins of the world are well represented in opera
We laugh and clap along with characters in opera whose actions would scandalise us in real life
Boy injured when van reversed over him secures €200,000 damages
Driver of van involved in accident was Dublin child's neighbour, High Court told
Funeral of Jean McConville’s son Billy takes place in west Belfast
Officiating priest urges politicians to ensure victims of abuse are compensated
Norbertines’ time in Ireland caused unspeakable damage
Brendan Smyth’s order has ended its ministry, but the scars remain
Religious orders’ contrition cuts little ice with NI abuse victims
“I don’t accept their apology and I never will,” says victim of Brendan Smyth
Victim of Fr Brendan Smyth calls church changes ‘window dressing’
Helen McGonigle says church has changed its historical behaviour very little
Fr Brendan Smyth victim says church’s failure to change its ways ‘disturbing’
Helen McGonigle was raped aged 6 by paedophile priest in US
Number of child sex allegations against Norbertines ‘unknown’
Complaints by 281 against Fr Brendan Smyth in solicitors’ files, watchdog report says
Congregations’ child abuse apologies lack credibility
Three religious orders do not demonstrate any change from ‘historical behaviour’
Victims of paedophile priest Brendan Smyth to get new court hearing
Man, sister and cousin claim Catholic Church failed to disclose information prior to settlement
Abuse inquiry report calls for public apology and compensation for victims
Evidence of sexual, physical and emotional abuse across 22 Catholic and Protestant and state run homes investigated
North abuse inquiry: ‘The crying would break your heart’
Witnesses told of abject cruelty and sadism at the hands of members of the religious orders
Q&A: Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry in Northern Ireland
It inquired into claims of sexual, physical and emotional harm inflicted on children in care
Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry report to be published in Belfast
The 2,300-page 12-volume report must deliver justice for victims, Amnesty says
Institutional abuse redress scheme could cost £20m
Northern Executive urged to act quickly to compensate victims after HIA Inquiry
Two properties rented to Topaz in Meath and Dublin for over €5m
Coolfore service station is over €3,475,000 and Kilshane Cross is above €1,700,000
Community comes to pay respects to Hawe family
Family to be taken from Lakelands Funeral Home to resting place in Ballyjamesduff
Diarmuid Martin remains a maverick among the clergy
Archbishop’s criticism of Maynooth seminary latest example of individuality
Irish and British politicians voice opposition to ‘hard Border’
British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly debates implications of Brexit
Santry industrial on long lease at €3.2m
Rent in years one to four is €300,000 and increases to €320,000 in year five
Trio abused by Brendan Smyth seek permission to sue Bishop
If information about Smyth had been disclosed by the church, assaults would have been avoided counsel claims
Roman Curia ‘not co-operating’ with child abuse commission
Survivor Marie Collins speaks of resistance, even though Pope approves of new plans
Business park sells for €17m
The New York-based York Investment Corporation has bought Tougher Business Park on the outskirts of Naas, Co Kildare, for more than €17 million
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