The Social Democrats leader discusses returning to work after maternity leave, political differences with Sinn Féin and how Harris is ‘fanning the flames’ on immigration
Research finds strong associations between frequent loneliness and being female with few social supports
The paralympian may have retired from competitive swimming, but she’s opening a new chapter as the youngest coach on RTÉ’s Ireland’s Fittest Family
Businesses believe move to merge bands cuts scale of increases to many larger employers and undermines participation in Wage Subsidy Scheme
I’ve heard self-help gurus say you need to expose yourself to situations of rejection to build resilience, and I’m just not buying into that
Property Clinic: I want to leave him the property he has been living in and the sum of €50,000
Inheritance can be a double-edged sword when you are on a means-tested payment from the Department of Social Protection
Colletta Dalikeni moved to Cork in 1988 before returning to her native Zimbabwe. In 2000 she moved back again to ‘a very different island’
New Cuan campaign launched to inform and reassure victims and survivors that help is available
WRC adjudication officer says he will consider the matter in advance of a full hearing
Volunteers take part in a new audio description commentary programme at the Aviva Stadium
Minister for Social Protection says Ireland’s disabled unemployment rate is ‘just not acceptable’
Manager could not guarantee reduction in hours
Anyone in need of a special school place or a special class in a mainstream school in September 2026 will know where they are going before the end of this year
About 90% of applicants not seen within six months as required by Disability Act
The Spaniard’s film is informed by the real-life experiences of her sister, Miriam Garlo, who plays the lead role, with the aim of starting a larger conversation
Dublin Fringe Festival 2025: Charming comedy explores disability and family through a sibling rivalry
Creche argued there had been no prior notice to them about the toddler’s new medical condition
Fine Gael defends presidential candidate’s record on disability rights following accusation
Strategy lacks specific targets, says rights campaigner Amy Hassett
Much-anticipated national strategy to be published on Wednesday, setting out commitments
On a longer-than-expected trek in the heat of Santorini, I waited anxiously for the inevitable migraine attack – but it never came
High Court says claim can be renewed if transport not available in September
‘Astonishing’ that HSE expects number of overdue assessments to rise this year to more than 24,000, says Sinn Féin leader
Many disabled artists would opt for the ‘humble’ option of requesting lesser or no payment for work. Reaching for the stars is too risky
Tadhg Paul says writing helped him embrace to life again and regain mobility after his spinal cord injury
Though well-intentioned, the author’s preoccupation with avoiding backlash makes this a blandly balanced and faux-humble read
Health watchdog carried out unannounced inspection in March after contact regarding quality of care
Locks changed and belongings removed after he sought refund on overpaid rent, he said
Deprivation and disadvantage lead to worse outcomes for many
Presenter reportedly preparing to sue BBC for discrimination
Social welfare payments are spiralling - from €19.9 billion in 2015 to €27 billion a decade later
Treatment and behaviour ‘unacceptable’, says HSE but Workplace Relations Commission complaint dismissed due to passage of time
Despite being impacted by thalidomide and having 35 operations in her lifetime, Jacqui Browne was an avid sailor and disability rights activist
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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