Assisted dying unlikely to be facilitated, says Irish Hospice Foundation
Assisted suicide ‘anathema’ to ethos of palliative care movement
Dublin’s synchronised swim team: ‘We’ve done lots of swimming but this is so different’
A mix of complete beginners and experts have spent six weeks training for charity show
‘With cancer, you have a kind of camaraderie. It is very sociable’
One family’s experience of palliative care and keeping life as ‘normal’ as possible
Palliative care experts warn of ‘deeply flawed’ assisted dying Bill
‘There’s no proper oversight or scrutiny... this legislation could lead to a slippery slope’
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin praised for ‘courage, tenacity and compassion’
‘We owe him a lot’: Political leaders, religious figures and abuse survivors pay tribute
Tech multinationals helping communities during Covid-19
Google donates €1m to Irish NGOs while others provide PPE and facilitate remote work
Voluntary hospice calls for guaranteed minimum State funding
Growing demand for palliative care, says chief executive of Marymount in Cork
17-year-old Meath student receives Foróige award for support of hospice
Darragh Hynes the first individual to win the annual citizenship award
Man who drove off after hitting cyclist given community service
Melvin Rattigan (20) ‘panicked’ after leaving woman with hairline skull fracture in Dublin
Paedophile Eamon Cooke died of lung cancer, inquest hears
Gardaí spoke to Cooke before his death in relation to disappearance of Phillip Cairns
Sr Mairéad Butterly: Missionary and advocate for women
Born: May 29th, 1946. Died: October 22nd, 2017
All-Ireland final: Fans’ hopes not dampened by ticket scarcity
Mayo supporters and Senators travel to Dublin in search of seats and long-awaited glory
Dubs top fan pens sequel in honour of footballing heroes
Devoted Deirdre Flynn follows up A Little Boy’s Dream with . . . Dublin Army 2016
Irish people 'do not want to subsidise the arts' - Gleeson
Actor dismisses notion that arts spending would be better spent on hospital beds
Gardaí believe schoolbag is key to Philip Cairns mystery
Investigation into new claims that convicted paedophile murdered missing boy in 1986
Concerned citizen in Philip Cairns case hopes for resolution
Ballyfermot activist reveals she has been in contact with woman abused by Eamon Cooke
PAC seeking ‘root and branch’ review of powers in Angela Kerins case
Ex-Rehab chief seeking orders and damages against committee over its treatment of her
Academic and lawyer Dr Mary Redmond dies
Founder of Hospice Foundation ‘had one of best brains of her generation’
Watchdog calls for U-turn on scrapping of bereavement grant
Committee urges free healthcare and private rooms for dying after audit of end-of-life care
The final act: from the hospice to the stage
WillFredd Theatre’s production reveals the courage that underpins the darkness and light, the ebb and flow, of life in a hospice
As funding gets harder, what role for the State?
Government aid to continue but big need for philanthropic and private sources
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