Royal Irish Academy marks election of 29 new members
RIA president commends scholarly achievements, international distinction, contributions to Irish society
Citizens' Assembly hears Ireland an outlier with low divorce and high birth rates
Country kept traditional family structure for much longer than other countries, meeting told
‘Magic of Citizens’ Assembly’ to address gender equality this weekend
Gender stereotyping to be among the issues to be discussed by the citizens
‘Stunningly little’ being done to combat climate change, UN official says
Prof Philip Alston says ‘nobody is listening’ to science and responding accordingly
Climate activists: Ireland should show leadership at UN summit
Coalition urges Taoiseach to support more ambitious EU target for cutting emissions
‘Blueprint’ for court reform could go to Government this year, Chief Justice says
‘No magic bullets’ but more resources required, NUI Galway seminar told
Human rights academic says pro-Brexit vote driven by ‘hatred of the other’
There will be a hard Brexit because there is ‘no functioning British government’
Irish woman to lead international anti-trafficking group
Prof Siobhán Mullally of UCC elected president of Council of Europe expert group
Brexit Postmortem: Changes to the Common Travel Area with the UK inevitable
Before we rush to criticise it is timely to remember that we have moved to curtail rights to Irish citizenship
Irish rights commission can copy North’s legal action on abortion
Route open for Dublin-based body but would involve Strasbourg decision on Republic law
Migrant crisis: It’s a question of human rights – not charity
‘Another EU summit is not required to resolve this situation, and the Irish Government does not need to wait for further requests for assistance’
Rights group divided over Halawa case
Irish Human Rights Commission was split over whether to call for teenager’s release
Asylum delays causing undue hardship, says rights body
Thorough, independent inquiry into Magdalen laundries ‘still outstanding’
Human rights body repeats call for statutory Magdalene inquiry
Irish Human Rights Commission says unpaid wages and pensions need to be paid
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