This week’s question was prompted by the second annual Feminist Film Festival, which starts in Dublin on Thursday 30th October

‘The unconditional release of Bobby Storey will lend itself to the Sinn Féin narrative that the crisis itself has been contrived’

Department found documents when Murphy’s questions started hitting headlines

Ruth O’Farrell on the shame she felt as a gay person growing up in Ireland and her joy at watching the Yes result from New York

LGBT community has given all of Irish democracy one of its greatest days

Comment: Homosexual activity is still illegal in almost 80 countries

Ursula Halligan and Pat Carey have inspired people to reveal their sexuality, says support network

Irish vote tops German news with politicians saying ‘what the Catholic Irish can do, we can do, too’

Civil society groups and individual testimonies deserve much of the credit for Yes win

Personal stories of gay people hugely important in campaign says Fianna Fáil leader

Young were given something they could believe in – campaign for and vote for

In the 1803 Proclamation of Independence, Robert Emmet wrote: ‘Show to the world that the Irish are not only a brave, but also a generous and forgiving people’

Referendum ‘not about some theoretical notion of equality, it’s about real Irish people’

UK-based Irish doctor turned down the chance to become first head of the HSE

Sinn Féin looks to be on an unassailable and inevitable rise, but are the gains real?

Women on Air conference told ‘diversity of voices and opinions is essential’

Fine Gael, Labour, Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin were making a joint appearance. Of sorts. They favour a Yes vote. On the other referendum

Broadcaster holds confidence-boosting training event for female experts