Journalist says attempts still being made to ‘blacken’ whistleblowers

Writer laid to rest yesterday in the company of poets and artists, musicians and singers, a president and, above all, his neighbours

Politicians, journalists and social justice campaigners among petition signatories

‘Guardian of public interest’ required for when State acts illegally or despotically, says European Ombudsman

Aosdána member served nine-and-a-half weeks of three month term

Activist will have served 9½ weeks of 12-week sentence

’Almost daily’ call for Defence Forces to help gardaí costs taxpayer €250,000 a year

SF president to see Aosdána member suffering cancer who refuses to sign bail bond

Ardfheis hears of efforts by conservatives to ‘roll back Irish neutrality’

Wallace says imprisonment a strange call by the State

Former UN assistant secretary-general cites international legal basis for D’Arcy’s stance

‘They are flown perhaps to a country where torture is a little more acceptable’

Expenditure oversight body only muddying the water in an already murky debacle

“Common vision” for human rights in Irish foreign policy adopted by 23 groups

Anti-war activists disrupt proceedings in Ennis

Anti-war campaigner Margaretta D’Arcy suffering serious illness in Limerick Prison

President Higgins said his wife was visiting Margaretta D’Arcy as a personal friend

Margaretta D’Arcy arrested in Galway yesterday

Two people held after breach of perimeter fence at Co Clare airport